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it to be a translucent, ¢i- gar-shaped device abou one hundred feet long, 3 fget wide and about 14 fee igh. Schmidt said that when he was 25 or 30 fee! away, two men got out and waved what looked like a flashlight. |. “Lcouldn’t move. 1 don’t Know whether I was just afraid or what, but it was like being paralyzed,” he said. ‘In Business Suits’ - Schmidt said the men, | dressed in business suits, searched him for weapons then remarked that as long as they" were going to be there for some time “you might as well come in and | see things for a few ming \ | utes.”” Inside the machine were two other men and two women working on wires and instruments. The de- vice had'a fan at each end. | By a strange coincidence one of the crewmen “looked | exactly like? a hotel ac- quaintance with whom he ‘has’ been watching televi- | sign programs, td place they w ‘st “ina certain | pulled to th l the new tocati without moving. / en the occupant¥ ‘ whnted to move from plac¢ id ste ‘Spoke German’? | The ship occupants talked among themselves inj | High German, which Sdhmidt says he unde! stands to a limited extent. Ose man spoke excellent | English and interpreted for '| the others, Schmidt said the inter- preter told him repeatedly he had nothing to fear. The visitors refused to answer any questions but said he — would “find out all about | /it in a couple of weeks.” When repairs were com- pleted, Schmidt said he was | gated to leave but was told e would be unable to start | his car until the machine had disappeared. i ‘Disappeared’ . Outside the machine, » Schmidt said. he turned to watch as the fans started in motion without a sound. He said the machine lifted about one hundred or two bundred feet into the air and disappeared, i “It just blended into ats it chang r disappeare _ aif.” he pe ‘ Behmidt te