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me G2) SPEC 7°, FEATURE — PITTSBUM3, KA 8 LANDING. {125 BACKGROUND: The Aug..st-September 1952 persed wae probably cha wos inseresting time for saucer reporte to date, due to the unpreo*4-nted avader of gaucera that appeared Janding or Jandea. The widely separ- ated areae these reporte came from backs .the possibility they were _ genuine, and theese reports are of such interest ae well ag possible importance, that each issue will have one or wore such reports; - a@iscvased in thia feature section. Thie ieeue reprinta the eisaur awe =o OF ee Sl ala eae oe ee —weus 5 KANDGS report clipping and original drawing. ° AUTHENTICITY: The aighting wae made by only 3 perscn, and therefore does not have the weight of several reputable observers. According to ictal Rewapapere, Squyres wae generally known ae modest, not given to flights of fancy. - ; i his recent book, Keyhoe state Air Force was impressed by his repors, and considered 4t quite reliable.Another writer who inter- — vievei Squyres, informe me he also cannot read nor write, and was mot too well educated, and it thus seema unlikély he could have read anothe report or bad a reading background to have formed eo detailed a hoax. SINTLAQITIFS 7H OTHER REPORTS. . Ti) this object does not resemble the great mass of featureless saucers reported in the past. The only other report it slightly resembles is the Chiles-Fhitted report of July 1948 from Alabama. However, thie had dacge traneparent windows on top gnd bottom, and was rocketship~like an shape. ° : 4{2) We again have the rotat extensions along the object, similar to 2 Object mentioned in review a page 14 and 15. These extensions, however are again dissimilar in shape from the Maxatawney and Garden City reports. - ; 43) The bright blue glowing windows are quite similar éo the 1948 cnllea report: ia is rarely mentioned in any saucer report. Of some interest is that such bright lighting would be used by a spaseship from a blue-white star, ¢hike Vega), or from a planet close to the gun (i4ke Venue), rather than from a dimly lighted planet like Mars, whose light ie primarily of the red spectrum. This also conflicts with sharp saucer increases during Mars approaches, and may mean Mars ie a -8pace atation for them, rather than ae their reai origin. (4) fhe observation of a "human being" 46 a new feature, rarely reporte eince 1947. Since Squyres said light in window was glaring and he was not much closer than 100 feet, it is more probable he saw a "human-like _ form. All present data and logic points to only non—humane in saucers, (5) The throbbing sound of 4dling motores ie very unusual, rarely ie - Feported. It 46 poasible they power only moving propellora, while ueual noiseless engine operates saucer at supersonic speeds. The vertical rise of the object completely rules out any known US aircraft, ¢ - CONCLUSION: This report sppeara to be most authentic of all landing reporte for important Aug-Sept. 1952 period. The humanoid desoriptions ales appeare the most authentic made in recent reporte, to our belief. . #2 Seeeeeeaaeeaeeeagaaeadceseeaee se eee egevepenangade All typewritten material in this magazine ie copyrighted: permission -to reprint portions can only be obtained by writing pe Send 3¢ stamp when writing review, to cover cost of reply. Next issue wil] list_full credit for review typing, translating, elippine work .