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134 t ‘ities of the dark shape behind them. The... wis a tiny while light behind which did not seem to be att- ached fo the object in any wey; but as the night was very dark, she sdmits that this could also have been a star. The colored lights ware not blinking, and. the Object. séemed not to move, although she of course was moving towards it in ber car. She described the Sdject (which, the admits, she caw very indistinctly im the almost Gomplete darkness), asa black wing- like thing which made no noise. Then she suddenly thought “Surely it can't be a plane, this low. Par- haps i is a flying saucer". The size of the 2 colored fights was amall, aboul the pize of ordinary car blinker-lights. If the witness hed stopped te inveatig- ate, this could have been a most important sighting. Unfortunately, che piatered to continue on ner way, and thus fost a greal oppariunity. Thursday April 33th around 6.15 p.m., Victoria's lights suddenly all dimmed for a. couple of saconda, and at that moment, witnesses # flown chanced to see a colored object streak scrace the sky. The Press tried to ‘explain’ hit dimming to lightning up at Campbell River, some 200 miles away: this, how- ever, would seam unconvincing, in view of the num- erous pas! cases where » certain type of UFO has tepeatediy caused the dimming, and indeed the blackoui, of electric Lights in widely separated arses. Ht t@ alec well-known to researcher that other types wt UFO's do noi atiect siectrical insisiistion: on the other hand, # is possible that al) UFO's may have the ability t affect such installations, or to refrain from doing #o, at will. Report from: P.M. H. Edwarde, Victoria, 8.C., Canada. Credit: Tommy Halimer, Bromma, Stockholm, Sweden. == From: The Mexican newspaper "EL HERALDO”, February 26th, 1967. These are three pnotegrapha of fiying saucers produced im. the article, which unfortunately we cannot reproduce here. However, hare are tha capt- ions to the photographs. — Ed.) Nr. 1. "This photogragh of a strange space ebject wan taken by Dr. dose A. Lanuza, professor ai the Serborne in Paris and at the Autonomous National University of Mexico, when he travelled aboard an aarplane of the Compasia Mexicana de Aviation from Masico City to Guadalajara.” (~ 1 will be rememb- ered by some readers that: many times George Adam- ski spoke of a saucer base in the mountains around Guadalajara. - Ed.) Ne 2, "Dy. Lanuze wes able to teke thie picture above the Valley of Mexico. H shows in our sky the presence of another flying object. It in of a circular whape and has in its upper part a ivansparent dome, The ship seemed to be meade of soma metal of tluminium color.”* Ns. & "This UFO phote was taken by Dr. Lanuza at @ distance of about 106 metres from the machine cre Med tet meee tke, enh tee ae A CAB Ee eB ge ct contact a oo —- and only o few metres mbove the surface of alco Valley. Note st the bottom of the picture ths ‘power- lines, which give en idea of how low the seucer was, Or. Lanura has the negatives in his possession, which have been catefully examined by photo ax- gers, who stated that no fake was involved.” “the Also in “EL HERALDO", Flying saucers are seen in clear daylight Thay were observed near Montavides. Montevideo (UPI) - Unidentified Fiying Objects were observed In this capital in clear daylight, stated the director of the Astronomical Observatory ANTA- RES, Juan Reyes Feblss, whe succesded in taking 21 color photos of said objects. He added that from one saucer were sjacted into Space some dgmaller objects of the game shape whose colors varied from blue to vielet.and orange. According to Mr. Reyes arid other witnesses’ obs- ervations is was an eval UFG seen al a height of about § km to the North of the City. ft had an ind- ented rim. One could see a dark dome with a dis- tinctly white rim and one open porthole im the upper Part. Finally Reyes said: “it could be proved that # waa a “mothersaucer”, Le, ao gisnt space-ship which eypected fram is inteiios Giher Hille ships: tal ahot eway at & vertiginous speed”. | The sighting wes made the day before yesterday and lasted for one hour and 40 minutes.” OWe should remind readers that this sighting was made from an astronomical observetory, and that an open porthole at a height of 8000 metres ar 20,000 feet could wall be in view with ceriain types of telescopes. Whether it was in fact & porthole thet waa open ai that cold height and in thal thin air might Ge a point of conjecture perhaps, bul we are net reckoning with terrestrial aircratt here, of course. = Editer,). Credit: Mra. Maria Cristina de Rueda, IGAP-MEXICO. Translation: Mra. Dera Baer, IGAP-AUSTRIA. — »Convincing« UFO pictures SANTA ANA. — A University of Colorado professor conducting a siudy of unidentified flying objects ays that "Phoiographic avidence of UFOs, when aveil- able, is very convincing.” Robert J. Low, project co-ordinator of « Govern. ment-sponsored UFO atudy, is in Sente Ana to study a controversial 1065 UFO photo previously diecredit- ad by the Air Force. Low termed the gicturs, teken by Rex Mellin of Sante Ane, ae “among the top four or five” items of Photographic evidence of UFOs. Heflin, 37, a project inspector for the Orange County Highway Department, took hig picture August A, 1065, just off the Sante Ana freeway.