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“FLYING SAUCERS
By FORSAITH REES
HAERE is the ’
about Flying Sastcers,
as’ told by Georg/ Klein,
former secret weapons ex-
pert in the German War
Production Ministry, and
now an engineer in
Switzerland.
“Flying Saucers,” he says,
are top secret weapons of the
SA and Russia.
“They are a continuation of
‘erman wartime experi-
nents. ’
“Prototype Flying Saucers
were built in Germany during
the war. I saw one reach a
height of 40,000 feet in three |/
minutes, _ hear
Prague, in
1945.”
Klein says the Russians |
captured a scale model and top |
technicians at Breslau. The
And Walter Miethe, ¢ 'V
eapon inventor and key st
Saucer develop iS tid
est and now wor
ited States.
lein in a Zurich a ;
‘real truth” |
technicians have not returned |
to Germany fi ‘
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"said there are two types
Flying Saucer built to-day—
one with a diameter of 48ft.
powered by five jets and a
larger model with a diameter
of 126ft. and 12 jets.
This, he says, accounts for
the rumour that Saucers often
appear to change size sud-
denly.
Raised wing flaps lift both
airoraft like a helicopter. The
big one can keep stationary by
turning jets down to counter-
balance gravity. X
Flying Saucers j veloped in
Canada by Johnffrost, former
colleague of Six Frank Whittle,
have reached speeds upf to
1,500 mph and have been }in-
spected by Field-Marshal -
iontgomery, says Klein.
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