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. . . sth ES : 3 a, a tr . . Mae mo telat + <a Oe Le i i 2 qe en eB =e = ; ae tm oH veeme cy Koon al- = op ee he a : ‘Of fjsee ‘Memorendum « © UNITED STATES ; GOvERNMENS 2 Divsotee, FEL [ot Bae oT De ne following is subaitted for informstion of the Buresn for whatever. sie gee? aetion at may deen advisable, - 6 ; o fare oe “ ~_ de - Ba duly 2, 2990, QEEMMMMp of known reliability, advised that at 2400 aa,” : faly 1, 1950, at Horth Chicago, Tilincis, east intersection of 22nd +7 = eee 4 Btroat and the Ghicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Reflrosd and si. Ss ‘Yortinvestern Railroad tracks, atop the watchzan's toner, which is approxi- ate ;, Bately Pifteen feet in the air, he observed one cigar-shaped object, © © °.-7 Pr about Sive feet in appearance fron his viewpoint, traveling from northwestern :;. %o southeastern direction at an excessive rate of speed over the Great -- | ~-- - Zakea Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Illineis. According to the an- =. a _ .oraaut, this object appeared almost directly overhead at an altituds ince , + Which be estimated to be about 15,000 to 20,000 feet, and it remained in * st" _ @ighs for about twenty to twenty-five seconds until At Glsappeared over ; Nee ., t23 herigon. e . me ok. # “a ) : Baia Snformant advised the object did not appear like any falling ster | ie set or meteor he had ever eeen, and that it proceeded in a straight and = *: a level flight. The informant continued thet the front two-thirds ef the ':.--%. - @bfect was a constant glow about the coloring of a burning kerosane zy i tie: * Tamp, and that the rear third was dark. He continued that the objeot - ae Ns? ‘Jeft a bluish-white trail behind it, appearing to be abont four inches | 't vee _ 4&nwidth, and about three tines the length of the object. The informant ~: oF. *y Sdvised that there were po wings or other type of support Wisible to - oe ‘pin, and that the propulsion, control and stability were unknow to bia. 3 y . He advised that the epeed of this object was mich faster than any com ty $ a ventional type of aircraft he had ever seen, although it @id not travel =, Ban ann ad "3a fast an a falling etar., He added thet there was no gound discernibie.~. ao 7. for an eprroaching train. 7 Tt se to be noted that he advised there were no otter Witnesses who eay : _ the a Porementioned odject. - . om. wed; goto ie tq Fala informant bas furnished reliable inforaation to the Chicago ae >, ‘in the past, ds of average intelligence, and considered of Bod manne . : - be eaed | Feputation. ; = ee | a “ A66=222h "RECORDED D-18 eo 3a Ate he ih ,