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AGREE 3 a ae é * » * t q ony rj ‘, ‘ x “4 ee Report on a “Flying Sauwcer® a“ At er about 12105 Pettey July 29, 1947, a sedan, driven wy ‘Steve . we oe Berrnann and carrying Re J. (Bob) Madden in the front seat and Karl ‘Hermann. a in the rear seat, wis proceeding northwesterly along the road lsading £3 {anyon Ferry to Yorks both in Kontana some 25 miles N,B. of Helena ae es a ‘When at a point ‘approximtely 1/4 wile N.W. of Canyon Ferry, (as shown’ -+ "on Forest Service Map to be in the NE{ of NE{ of Sec. 10 TLON HIN) Karl suddenly shouted “See iti See iti there's a flying sauceri® Steve inmd- Tee nage mage. 3 &. b ‘ f i t . jately slowed down and gradually brought the sedan to a stop, he and Bod a MeaAtnile scanning the sky in the direction pointed i Karl in an effort to we see the "flying saucer", dut without Successes Approuniately ten seconds elapsed between the tine Yark reported ‘seeing the “saucer", coming over the horizon at high speed from the southwest, (Karl first thought 4t a meteor) and travelling northeasterly, § and the bringing of the car to a stop. $4 enn nares wesc ETE) 4 As the car came to a stop, Steve, Karl and Bob, saltareoualy san 1 the followings “EO. Directly ahead, (var): 2 to 3 niles distant and epproxizately 3000 fee 4 _ above the ground, a bright disc hovering and fluttering in the aire Descend- 3 ing and rising through a vertical distance of fifty or a hunired feet fora’ — 7 period of about five seconds then, while at the top of an ascent, the "disc" 4 suddenly swooped to the Northeast at tremendous speed and disappeared énto yh the clear air within a distance of 200 ft. Tht is to say it did not mss ee beyorxl an obstruction to further visibility but "melted into thin air’ as if fu because of tremendous speed. , . = ° This disc was, from-the viewpoint of the observers, apparently 3 ft. 3 dianster, circular ani of no great thickness ~ approxim tely 3 or 4 inches .« fed ee ep ~~ sexe ¥ ates S ar The sky was blus with scattered small clouis, the eun was shining brightly and the disc gleamed and shimmered in the bright sunlight | as ae covered with highly polished nickeale After the "disc" disappeared f rom view, the sedan and ite oocupante _ proceeded northwesterly along the road, but could discern no evidence of Us ' ~“sasence of the "disc" along or adjacent to that thorefaree *. ; ; te . It is to be remembered tet the dimensions as stated above were as - whey appeared to the observers some 2 or 3 miles from the Ndisc® and the true dimensions mat be considerably greater OE | OO Re Je MADDEN, . Ce a 7 > 5 abe : = one ON yt rere oY * yi: mT E ae sey Trew a’ a a er eee cpa nano en _ ee | - a ; - . . : . 2 . _« - poy 2 . . . ‘