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‘More About Saucers Priest Finds Whirring’ Dise In Yard and Holds It for FBI | Chicago, July 6 UR).—A Catho- llie priest at Grafton, Wis., said tonight that a round; metal disc, which, might be one of the myster- ious into hi is holding Bureau of Investigation. The Rey. Joseph Brasky of St/ Joseph's Church at Grafton, 45) miles north of Milwaukee, said he! heard a swishing and whirring’ noise this morning. A second later, he said, he heard a thud and a mild explosion. He investigated and found a sheet metal dise about 18 inches in diameter, resembling a circular saw blade. “The object still was warm, weighed about four or five pounds and was about one eighth of an inch thick,” he said. There was a. hole about one inch in diameter in the middle of the dise, he said, and in the open- ing were “gadgets and some wires.” i The priest said he did not know ff his discovery were important: ¢ whether it might be an elab- hrate practical joke. He said he’ jhad notified the FBI of his find. {HL K, Johnson of the Milwaukee flying saucers,” had crashed) and that he! it for the Federal) ds|the discs take off in Arizona, FBI office’ said he hadn’t heard yet about the dise but that an offi- cial report might be at his office. The flying discs have been re-' ‘ported “seen” by persons in 30 (States, but Brasky’s dise was the first one that actually lad been jfound—if that is what was found. His report came a few hours after a military plane made an unsuccessful speed dash in an at- tempt to track down ong of the dises and the Army and scientists} sought to ascertain whether coast-| to-coast reports a5out the dises zooming through the sky were fact) or fancy. Army planes scoured the north- west Pacific skies for them without) success today and one “eyewitness”| /even reported having seen one of) AY \St. Louis railroad man exhibited some paper “discs” he said he had seen floating over St. Louis. The flying saucers which have been reported skimming through ‘America’s skies at speeds up to 1200 miles have eluded ly keen eye of radar. Capt. Tom Brown of the Ari Air Forces public relations stai See SAUCERS, Page 3, Col. 2, PESO os 44 SUL 18 1947