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SAUCER SIGHTINGS 8Y IFSB MEMBERS Exclusive! From Franklin, inciema and Surrounding Towns NO. 4—On the morning of July 28, 1952 in the skies to the southeast and rectly over Franklin, Indiana appeared three strange hig Their flight was watched by a large number of men of sound mind and character. The following is com piled from a Police report arned in by ¢ apt. ee Sloan, Patrolman Jack W. Moore and Patrolman Kenneth Rund of the F vse ana Police Deft sartment on Monday ao ing, July 28, 1952 at 6:00 a.m. The ' were witnessed by policemen, civilian ai thorities, and members of the United States A fter notifying all proper authorities of the objects no definite steps were taken by y or otherwise. The report is as follows / i i There were three objects, on srger 7} than the two smaller objects. The larger of the three seemed to cast off aw lowish hght. Its pattern of flight seemed to be that of a circle. It seemed to always be keeping track of the two smaller wage The two smaller objects cast off a distinct ght of their own, one being an orange hue and the other a reddish color. The two s ones med to be in a dog fight all their barrel re 00] d spins. They made turns of 90 degrees and g any of speed, a ll as dancing up and down as if with a giant yo-yo The objects made single sorties to the south ht, to returs »st immediately into view again, joining the other in a neatl, 1ow of turns, yps and spins. We estimated their height at.approxi- mately 1 hile their spec aried from an estimated 1500 miles per hour to an estimat 5 per hour. Fven with a pair of binoculars tt was almost an impos sibility any exact shape other than that they appeared to be round and flat as 2 $a ey were observed for a period of four hours and fifteen minutes. Dawn came at a.m. and all stars had gone around 5:00 a.m. At 5:03 a.m. it was bright day light- 1 the three objects were still visrble. Their color did not change in daylight At 5:11 a.m. the larger of the three ects was joined by the two smaller anes; the smaller ts one at a time disappeared ve the larger, first the orange, then the red. After envelope the two smal ects it moved 1 to the west out of sight. The he three objects and th appearance of irger took exactly 40 seconds. hed by: | g Police Dept np Atterbury, Ind.; Columbus ‘ 1d.; and or Minnesota inesota about 2:30 p.m., April MPH and when it ascended their sable for about 45 seconds. Dire out 9:08 P m. a stationary ; about 50