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cA Te Ee TA n OTe fF, y speed of. 600 MPH was observed near Belmont, #. the morning of 8 Mar 48, The weather was clear th excellent visibility with a few small scattered fleecy white clouis. It could not be determined if the object. were a disc or sphere, Its appargnt size was that of a small coin of a bright or silver color. It reflected the sun maintaining a steady reflection which did not flicker, The object which was under observation for some 10 seconds was on an easterly heading and moved in a straight line at a constant speed without apparent change in altitude or direction, It was ssible to determine the altitude but it was mving above the clouds, sound of any kind was heard nor was any exhaust trail observed, A round metallic-appesring object moving es 4 sr at an oattnn tod NOTE: Witness (ir Morrison) is a man of excellent character and reputation, a first-grade engineer and employee of Duke Power Co for some 30 yeers, He impressed the agent as being conservative and sound Mr. Morrison was careful in his statements. He does not claim he saw the "flying disc merely gkkg claiming that they saw an object which they could not identify with any natural phenomenon or known type of aircraft. It resembled "a round metallic appeering object moving very rapidly." Witnesses: Mr. Hendrix, assistant Superintendent, Meter Dept Duke Power Co., Charlotte, N. C. Mr. G. W. Jordan, Gastonia Electric Co.,