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UMWEXPLAINED FLYING DISCS 7 July 1947 5S. This agent interviewed W. A. Lissy and D. ". Ellis, both Patrolman, Portland City Police Department and both possess private pilots licenses. Both officers advised that upon hearing the radio alert, they saw three flat round disos, having a white color to them. These discs were, according to these officers, flying at a terrific speed in a Southerly direction away from Portland, They desoribed them as flying ina straight line formation, the last disc fluttering very rapidly in a side way arc. They further advised the disos were equally spaced and kept in formation. Soth officers estimated the disos altitude at 40,000 feet. They saw no evidence of any motivating powers and vapor trails or smoke trails. Soth officers stated these discos were traveling so fast, they were out of sight before any detailed observa- tion could be made, or any sound could be heard. AGENT*S NOTE: All informants mentioned herein are know to this agent as very dependable and trustworthy officers, not being afflicted with halluoi~ nationse The weather in the Portland area at this time was clear with little or no cloud formations being visable from the ground. Ground temperature at this time was 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Keith A. Sorensen, S/A CIC, Sixth Arny = OONIDTINAINAIT ye, af VYINE LLIN L1iA!