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~~ SPAIN SEES IT First picture of a flying aucer comes from the Spanish newspaper J Informaciones. Dariy Grapuic correspondent in Madrid explains: The caption stated that, this leture, was obtained at ip the Balearic Telands y Enrique Haus- _manngMuller, a “newsrecl™ C an, It added that he and his assistants/ heard a loud noise and saw a luminous trail crossing the sky, He pulled out his camera and obtained a picture—but expresses no opinion about fiying saucers. FOO! TE from Texas: ney get mem- ff a U.S. bomber crew, photographed two groups romnnclons, emp A coc reie, sana ne |} said, “they were more lik ef flying bananas than flyin! Saucers.” ¥ he picture that Spanish newspaper readers saw. DAILY GRAPHIC APRIL 20, 1950 LONDON, ENGLAND NOL 73 JUL OFFICE OF THE LEGAL ATTACHE fs AMER: °AN EMBASSY Tae LONDON, IBNGLAND