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6) ~~ Hi FES. 23 £953. 4300 to 5:00 AM. BERKELEY , CALIFORNIA. 373°, 2258 A very Py Pra ghet Light resembling ea atar, hovered one hour, disapeared ecveral fimec, and finally disappeared Ly crossing eky in one pinuts. ~ _ (CGMMENTs The exceptional period of observation, between 1 and 2 . ..+-- hours oug¢eects this may have been a star under rare weather condition but Af figal deecription of its moving off are correct, this would be « Parefeavcer report. Only a helicopter could perform euch long hevacing, land only air force would have thea in thie area.) “on Fi 23 195%, 2 houre Meewime mannios WANDAR wroernve tir aateanto Hau SEM bd ae eo € dvul Be auring MV bade oe pwsiwe : Le he ee WE pVIR Oo abe = dovn, aa &t changed from reé_ to green to white, while slowly moving fou west to east, (COMMENT: This would appear to be a aigneal saucer object, ‘except air force later etateé it was a atar under unusual weether conditions, How a etar would move from west to east in sky wae net explained by the air foroe investigators, } . #29 FEB. 23 1953, Afterrioon, INVERNESS, ENGLAND. 576°, &$°. 1 Oval taA epey oy 1e6t fnened gidevatva, and aposared cigar~-shaned. than dar oe aN ae oe =a Ee Sd — tec eed ee Od dd back and ferth at great speed, disappearing twice. . ~ 50 FEB. 13 1953. 5:55 PM. DALY CITY & REDWOOD CITY, CALIF.374°01223° A very brigus object or light hovered and then moved back and forth for 22 minutes or nore in eky. Other observera reported saucer-like oojesta with Long elue flaming tralle at the asme time, (COMMENT: Any reports made between 5:30 and 6:30 PM ehould be considered very doubtful as the setting sun makes ordinary balloons ané planea and vepor fxaile appear flaming or ae bright saucer~-like spots. This report very doubtful.)- #31 FER. 137 1953. A reddioh sphere, about the size of moon, remainel motionleca rar 15 minutes, then suddenly sNeePPearee #32 FEB. 213.1953. 6:30 PX.NARION, SOUTH CAROLINA. » 708°. An oblect carrying a bright white light erosced aky nena ng north, Sane object &¢en et Wilwington, XN. C., believed to be a meteor. #33 FEB. 35 1953. 9:30 PR. KARION, SOUTH CAROLINA. Onetyellov bbjeot at 1,000 feet dissppeared; when obecrvers were under it, ite Yellow light went out, ard it kad about 12 ygllow, green, and "ped lights arranped in a“aiamond shape. It ther began moving elowly, then 6o fart tic 70 mph speed of car could not keep up. (COMMENT: This ecroration unknown in saucer reporta, and object may may have een blip) #34 FEB. 13 5953. 10:30 P.M. LAKE VIEW, SOUTH CAROLINA. 792°. A re@ and white Alluminetea object making a motor noise one sed eky, and wher overnesd, Was Been tafry ing & Fed afd white lignte. (COMMENT The motor neiee is unknown in saucers, al. object probably was bli p) #35 Fb. 33.1953. 10335? PM. LAKE VIEW, SOUTH CAROLINA. At about z tine, another observer aaw object hovering in eky, carrying 10 lighte and inking motor nolee. COMMENT: Description almost same as at Mérion, #36 FER. 15 3953. Evening. WEITEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. sua » 782°. sacer reported here, no detalle aVeilavie. #37 FES, 35 1653. 9:25 PM, BUDRURY, ONTARIO, CANADA. K6R°, 8)° ~ A eiraree object ohecured by ‘a DYlue mist or halo hovered 16 secenis oF areh leabeerr