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2 SPACE REVIEW "SAUCERS iM THE NEWS May AGUEZ, PUERTO Rico, Oct. 3, 1952— Strange objects were sighted by two per- Mayaguez on Oct. 3, they were sing East and were red in color. It was out 10:30 p.m. when they were sighted. NoOrkWAY AND SWEDEN, Oct. 13, 1952— October the Norwegian Govern- d that a strange object resemb- ling a saucer landed on Norwegian soil. German experts are claiming that the de- are af Russian origin, and the des- iption given by Norway fits the descrip- 1 given by German experts. Stockholm, weden, has also been sighting strange objects sons ment state MELBOURNE, AUS -A young woma green ball flying toc meteor. She sa ess TRALIA, Sept. 13, 1952 sighted a camper fast to be a plane or a smelled like a rotten ¥, Nov. 1, 1952 ig of the third Inte ational Astro# cal Congress in Ger- nany where 200 wn entists from 12 cos tries gathered they stated that saucers not from Mars or any other planet said they are merely optical and HUISshONs STUTTGART, At the recen New YorK—A terrific air place over a small area of NLY., which broke windows, racke walks and caused general nic. The were no planes around eduled at that time, Oct. 1952 ERNATIONAL AIRPORT, NEW YORK, kt. 16. 1952—A blue flame flashed over re mal Airport at 7:33 p.m, It was ill-like object. Hayden Planeta ul stated it may have been the »f a meteor. &k, YORK, ENGLAND, Sef 20, 1s During exercise ‘Mainbra RAF pilots ore a white object a 000 feet. The ¢ ject was silver in color and circular. It 1 tained a erwetl spee d before beginning to descend, swing- ing like a pendulu It followed the air- craft, revolved own axis at times » took slow and the WasHincTon, D.C., Oct. 16, 1952—-The Navy announced that it launched rockets from giant balloons, high above the North Geomagnetic Pole, sod sent them to alt:- tudes of about 40 miles. The balloons were as tal] as a 10-story building. PARIS, FRANCE, Oct. 7, 1952 — A flying saucer was sighted over Southern France y two Air France pilots. WESTERN KOREA FRONT, Oct. 29, 1952 U.S. troops saw a half-dozen mysterious park- -throwing ° ‘cartwheels’’ over the wes ern front of Korea. They were as the eye ices, 18 inches in diameter, moving in a 15-foot circle. GAILLAC, SouTH OF FRANCE, Oct. 29, 1952-—For the second time in two weeks, 20 townspeople of Gaillac saw a series of white circular objects, slightly swollen at the center, spinming across the sky, they were flying in formation of two and were grouped around something that looked like a giant flying cigar. As the objects passed overhead they. let fall a sort of string of bright wh#te threads, which set- tled gently ees and telephone lines When the people tried to pick them up, they melted like ice. A police officer who picked uy of the thread said: ‘It looked like glass wool and it melted away almost as soon as it was touched.” OLORON, 17, 1952—-About a dozen people, including a schoolmaster, saw flying saucers surrounding a long cigar like object flying through a clear sky at ibout hoe feet. some FRANCE, Oct. New ZEALAND—The clippings and stor- ies from New Zealand are swamping our office and are so numerous that we must devote a whole page to them in our April ssue. For move detatled information on any thove, please write to IFSB Please a yOu cli pin hal you send la to us. and note the source.