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ee iately down end gradually brought the a@ stop, he and meanwhile scanning the sky in the direction pointed by Karl in an effort to see the "flying saucer", but without success. 7 Approximately ten seconds elapsed between the time Karl seei) the “saucer", coming ever the horizon at high speed from the southwest, (Kerl Ag the car cane to a stop, Steve, Karl and Sob, simultaneously, saw the followings Direotly ahead, (NeW) 2 to 3 miles distant and approximately 3000 ft. abeve the ground, e bright dise hovering and fluttering in the sir. Descend- ing end rising through @ vertionl distance of fifty or a hundred feet for a period of about five seconds then, while et the top of an ascent, the "disc" sudgenly swooped to the Northeast at tremendous speed and disappeared into the clear air within a distenes of 200 ft. That is to say it did not pass beyond en obstruction to further visibility but “melted into thin air” as if because of tremendous spoeds This dise was, from the viewpoint ef the observers, apparently 3 ft. in diameter, cireular and of no great thickness + approximately 5 or 4 inches. The sky was blue with gonttered omall sleuds, the sun was shining brightly and the disc gleamed and shimmered in the bright sunlicht as if eovered with highly polished nickel. After the “diec" diseppeared from view, the sedan ond its occupants proceeded northwesterly along the road, but could discern no evidence of 4 the presence of the "diso" along or adjacent to that therofare. It is to be remembered that the dimensions as stated above were as they appeared to the cbservers some 2 or 3 miles from the “dise" and the ‘true dimensions mst be considerably greeter. Re Je Umaden, - i Re Js MADDEN, Division Plant Ingr. The Pag. Tole & Tele Co.