.nF.Jter. A/o: 2-3 llinutea Picture or object. determined to be abraeiona in tbe fila. LOSURE I ~ FLYING SAUCERS?-Ira Maxey of 916 5th Ave., a veteran radar bombardier with 3,600 hours in the air during World War II, took these pictures Sunday of flying objects he thought might be aome relation to flying saucers. Th~ half circular ob left vapor trails. . WORD l'.rJJl tCLIOB.tN Pictures Oller. Proal Vel Sees Flying Objects in Sky and Phologrclphs Them A former radar bombardier on a B-24 in the Pacific reported that be saw fiying ob- in the air late Sunday aft ernoon in two groups, coming out of the west and traveling north and photographed aome of Ira Maxey of 818 5th Ave., a veteran o( 3,600 boura of flying lA the U. S. Air Force, called to his wire at about 5:30 p. m. 1 Sunday and asked her to brine bil camera out to him. set the camera at in and bc,;an snappine ob- jects he said definitely were M)rt of aircraft, a type he had never seen before. weren't moving fast and they appeared to be aix or seven miles away," he aaid. I He described the objectl as 1 tailleu craft and noiseless. Not a saucer but more like a Pictures ahowed that the ob- left a vaJ)or trail. "They were movin.: in and out of a thunderhead. After I saw the fint ~:roup of three 1 called to my wife for the cameu, and then took picture!' of another .:roup of three that appeared," : be aaid. . Ia tmt'Jnyed at thr , Food Market at Hemphill and Berry. INCLOaURE I 2 I* foiM lt!-PAIT I . ~ . ' 'II "'tcPtiD I 'Ute M . INTEWGENCE INFORMA ' 1. '1'b.e lort ~of01'th St~-"l'eltJt:"~ ;.,t'.>lleho41S AF1119!j0, carrted a fro!\t pt4e pietve c:..;t1oned h~ture1 f'ner hoot ... Vet 8~1 tl 1D s;cy aacl ~lloto,;ra.h !~a. '1'M acoo~lNl1lDC atorr 'olcl how an lt.apt'\4 atrcr&!\ n,ylAL; \hl'Ol~b & \h\Dl~trcl0\14 4 pho .1o,we "n4 ator7 rece1 To4 DP.~ionwt<le cilatn.,uuoa bT D VlreiJh.oto -2 !he zoepo~t lA1'ettl~ted. e1r.ce U vaa the tlrl\ kno~ tlae t.hnt }:1ctwe I lJ\II'PUttn& ,. oe ~l1ac: lt.Ue0'1 bA,t .. .fJiieN"ecl ln tbo public ~ M4 -lt J'l"()\"ell to be'~onu!ne--tbe plct~o have 4o~lotte 1D~tlll&noo ~ue. . . ' ;,. ~ l:atft"riew with ):r. rtY!al.ed '-D1 c!lcr'!~'lcha betveea ~.1: v c:ton ot tho ir.~i ic:-t A!l.i tn. 1\01'7 -.,sct.ri~ iD thlt Fort Wer~!\ r~-'='" 1 ~"''ll~. ~:: r eport a ~4 .. t ~c ptot"b'TAf t\01 a ~riel 'lf ~erpt:tdcU::.~.r ~!.reM5 of lJ.~h~ :''"b.: ~ll tor:a.'\Uon &c:o; the a.t:r. Arter dovclCI; tne '1l:n, )!Jo ila.:oTerecl tt-.:.t er:-,c~r.t-a.~flcl objecu, a.c~r.czonU;, trt,Jlinc por traUa or eT~'laut, ap)Jc:.r<3d on ,... 4. .\ 1~\ld;( o: the llCtiAU ''01 'b-/ phot.O techzliC1Wll &\ t.bll hfti\AiqUArt;t.'rG in!iCr.tel t.hat .obJectD" are abrt.alona or crim:;.a Oil the llfl~at11'el l'f'5\&l.U~ from ai~>i..r..n,_ini: d.uri~ cr ~l~r to tho ~eY6lOR1~ ~Qce ~-~icturc A8SIFIED AFTER lZ 1;i, ' ' C)fflllltiJTitJll I f ot.lc.tfiAIOA t - --. -.. , ...,, -.. -- Ilrret=>r o: In~clli.~rr.ee At , J10Vt0 I .IUIC 1M INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORT ~r~ctor of 1Dtcll1~ence Kenli'!,..'\.l'trr il&;hth Atr l 'c;,rct ~.U'-:.:-79 e l e ll -. t. T>r ctor~. ;cl'l c. '!'~e t,ul:l1crt1on o:' ~!lir- occ: r.l':':-.rd. dd,.r.;rP.:ld loc:\:!. co;l!l"c!:'lt. t!.rerhoto, nn~ --n'l ~Ar f\ h 'IJ. If .r."l;slr. ln tolll: ;cc-vt\luf'. 1n Ct. "'o:..;~l~ hlil t u!1 a.rP.n in l!r \'"\"' }ll'Cf:ent t.:-.:ow.;ncut "fl.;,'i:lJ ... -cf'n ~rAl tl~!~: J~c~D in t~e \;~st n.ni trnvelit.r~ no1tl:F.aat Md tin tc tr:i ~ 11Cl'0~3 tl~l Sl'Ye AF f'OIM lllt--rP,iiT U Afi MX/!0 I .Me 1M INTELLIGENCE INFORMAnON REPORT :iir~ctor or In !ll?_.1'n~ c .t;.l nt.i ~.ll