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ce ie Me le ee de 1 /Ofh /offee Men, cd . one. stares > rena - _ SURIBCTs Fraxano SAUCERS - y Ce a ‘ fre. oe FLL RP vot rt co ss Cornel tus of Phtladelphta called at 10:45 A.M. today and stated that yesterday evening wrile two officers Of the Philadelphia Police Department were crutsing in their - . scout car they saw through the windshteld an object descending Slowly to the earth which » appeared ot Siret glance 1 to be a . porachute. ; ALES As a Fen the vypg ee er a tree-top Jevel and was descrtbed as t being siz feet in dtlameter. It landed ina field near-by and the offtcers, upon examining tt, noted that tt gave out a purplish glow which was almost a mist. - The officers aimmoned two other police officers. After looking , a & ; + 1 > > 2% re 7 » +] a a, 5 3 b ; , 1 + 1 at the object for some time they attempted to pick tt up. ~The. | —— object broke, leaving a slight odorless residue. Over a period mar of about 25 minutes which the officers spent watching the object — Et tt completely disintegrated. The officers further-comnented that we the object was 20 light that when it hit the field, tt did noe ce : even bend the weeda or the grass tt fell OMe 2 oe ae eee ee Ur. Cornelius said that he has called the local offies a ' of the Atr Force but the individual with whom he spoke there said -; he knew nothing about them and was not avare that his office wos _ | looking tnto rezorts of thts type. . - von rs . Psy Mp, Oconeltus destred to know what further action should ts - be taken by iin. | ~ Le i. ] . Iusid Wr. Cornelius that he i was | correct in réfersing oo this matter to the local office of OSI and that he should direct en he a letter to the Bureau incorporating oll auatlable informatton a ie concerning the notter and that we her é&, upon ite receipt, tn turn | Bt. would bring | Jt. %o0 the attention of OSI Headquarters. Fe