APRO Bulletin, September 1954

Rumor has it that the prine con-desto vere slid across rooms, etc* corn of Prine Minister Churchill • Bet someone was relieved vhfta. he ofrnd President Eisentiower during fered his explanation, inrsouch as their rccoxit donferende in Wa$iiing*- the admission of no planes in the ton, was the you-kno

No e:cplanation offered as. to the material on th.c metal, hov a SEB2C LAKE, MAINE, about July 1 bucket could shatter when falling ' Witnesses see three intense black- from such a small height, nor how looking, cigar-shaped objects. Af- the metal managed to stay red hot ter hovering motionless they

In the August 1st issue o£ MCThis averred by unnamed Brazilian astronomer in clip-Ding, from Vene LEAlT's MAG* (Canada) an article azuela. Joe iiartins and Ed Keffel, bout-light-house keeping bears an interesting bitl The, assistant kee famous to saucer fans as the only per et Gannot Rock mentioned

DOPE For months we have been operahave made it very clear to us that ating under the premise that the you are parroting the assinine yam most important phase of the saucer mer ings of the celebrated 'silent mystery is not so much 'from whence few1 in the Pentagon, Washington, they come,! but "what t

conviction of ,a Maryland psychia was viewed over Rome, by many citi trist, Mr. John Walker Powell, that zens. Radar operators picked up it would take a rare combination pf the object on their-instruments* enormous destruction and death to Technicians at Ciampino Air Field panic the American people,

Then as aircraft sped back to base, a tremendous red globular, white'and with three oexhaust came from saucer and it took ther small objects attached seen by <bff at great speed in direction al many over Denver at'7 a, mi Theory most due south. Before moving off, advanced (of course) that it was a o