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oe ne ( ° @ACE AEVIEW >” ae ' ‘ es fox -P SAUCER SIGHTINGS BY IFSB MEMBERS 7” my + xchuslee! From Frenidin, indians end Surrounding Towns 0 7 “\" SIGHTING NO, 4—On the momiag of July 28, 1952 in the skies to the southenm and os so at ioe bye over Frankdin, Indiana appeared three strange objects. Their Bight was .* J wat by a large number of men of sound mund and character. following u com: 6! 9 TS . .« piled fom a Police report tarned ia by Capt. Lee Sloan, Patrolman Jack W. re and ©! - Pgtrotfian Kenneth Rund of the Fraaklin, Indsena Police Department on Monday mom- *° ing, July 28, 1952 at 6:00 a.m, These objects were witnessed by policemen, civilian au- es - ¢horities, and members of the United Seater Army After notifying all proper authorities of -°. ” the objects no definite steps were takea by the atmny or othe reise, The report is as follows: “There were three objects, one larger and brighter than the two smalier objects. The’ - larger af the three seemed to cast off a wha yellowish hight. Its pattern of flight seemed © | to be that of a circle. It seemed to always be keeping track of the two smaller objects. + “1 The two smaller objects cast off a distincter light of their own, one being an e hue ~d,' i and the other a reddish color. The two smeiler ones seemed to be in a dog fight all their “+ 13". own. since they executed barrel rolls, loops and spins They made turns of 90 degrees and AS degrees without losing any degree of oped, as well ar dancing up and down as if ~ sonicune was playing with a giant yoryo The objects made sangle sorties to the south -. completely out of aight, to return atennst immediately into view ain, joining the other go> ima neatly cre wed chow of turns, loups end spins. We estimated theit height at-approxi- S mately 18.000 t-¢° while their speed varied from an estimated 1500 miles per hour & so - estimated t@.as: sales per hour, Even wah a pair of binoculars it was almost an impce - sibility 40 aeveornine any exact shape other than that they appeared to be round and Aa x as a sauce: ‘Shey were observed for a period of -four hours and Gfteen minutes, Dawn . of, . cafe ar 4 48 am. and aff stars had gone around $:00 am. At 5:03 a.m. at was bright day, - ay. >, lightand the three objets were still viable, Their color did mot change in daylight. a At $:11 a.m. the larger of the three objects was joined by the two smatler ones; the smaller objects one at a time disappeared shove the larger, fret the orange, then the red. After ertsreng to envelope the two smaller utyecty it moved up and to the west out of sight. The . prereg of ihe three objects and thy disappearance of the larger took exactly 40 seconds. t+. 4 -duects were verihed by: Edinturg Police Dept.. Camp Artérbury, Ind., Columbus &. Dept.; Seymour State Police Depe., Greensburg Police Dept. North Vernon Police - . He,t. Connersville Pot: ¢ De Cannerwille State Pulwe Post; Fort Wayne, Ind.; and | Mo.dison, Ind. Mr. Moore and Me Rund are IFSB members now. . ; a . s ——- oe ry SIGHTING NO. $—Louie Masonick, }r., Mercesenrative for Minnesota Oe ; - Wehred 2 mound object Northeaw of Li ug Prairie, Minnesota about 2:30 p.m., A ril 20 408. HW eaca dull gray color, traveling stout 250 MPH and when it ascended their - was alow hun. Tt was shout 5,000 teet high and was visable for about 45 seconds. Direc- | tion of flipty was tram East to West in on. bert path, o.8 Se eae weg iste = — SIGHTING NO. 6—Alan K, Stares Meme: trom California : ee Sighted a disc shaped obj + in ‘he Fast of Los Angeles about 9:08 p.m. on Sep- teraher 22, 1982. Tt was a yellowish w tute in color and remained in a stationary position. - far about 3 seconds. It was about 3? fegrees above the horizon, It was about 50 feet in diameter and traveling duc aomh . ; sR ul we oe _ When sending In yout tepoet cat Nanver “Dightings. pleave give the date that you. — f ( \ ad the steven Thand you! ; . po rc re om : ere wes pe we ee _ . moe, . . ae En A ee ee tee 7 rag : baie, batite dered 7 om! Soo ne ee rein Ly Oi eres - = _ ‘ 5 rw Set or! we oe v7 . +k 7s 7 L ee . ie 2 ne am ty ate aes rat Sr va . - nh ae ee 8” wd te Te el a Dae eee y + 20 os A ee x ms Me es 7 Falla, SE ~~ OT a te oe ae gh Po ~ ¥ J gle 1 ww « . “nn “OTL to os A a re ey, - At we Pe, ~ ° ’ in 7 + eee ms as we uM eT ae sete et oe ee a al ee a ee ln ra eS