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8 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY KEPORT NO. OO -#-30367 - INFORMATION FROM .. f FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS CD NO. -- | { COUNTRY Non-Orbit -- DATE OF : - "* INFORMATION G53- SUBJECT Military - Air 1953-1958 Scientifie - Aeronautics : HCW ot DATE DIST. &7 May 1954 PUBLISHED Newspapers ° WHERE PUBLISHED As indicated NO. OF PAGES 2 DATE . PUBLISHED 12 Dec 1953-12 Jan 1954 SUPPLEMENT TO LANGUAGE Various me = REPORT NO. ) THIS 18 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION SOURCE - As indicated PLYING SAUCER” THEORIES AND EXPERIMENTS DISCUSSES “FLYING SAUCERS" -- Daker, Paris-Dakar, 12 Dec 53 . In a recent iss…

WRACKE PUBLISHED As indicated NO. OF PAGES 2 DATE . PUBLISHED ° 12 Dec 1953-12 Jan 1954 . " SUPPLEMENT TO LANGUAGE Various . ee REPORT NO. Rte. THIS 1S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION SOURCE - As indicated DISCUSSES “FLYING SAUCERS" -~ Daker, Paris-Dakar, 12 Dec 53 In a recent issue of Forces Aeriennes-Francaises, & monthly periodical , published by the Comite a'Etudes Aeronautiques Militeires (Study Committee on Military Aeronautics), which is headed by General P, Fay, Chief of Staff of the Air Force, an article develops the idea that supersonic interstellar ships powered by cosmic energy are possibl…

00-W-36367 e FLYING DISK PATENTED -- Neples, Il Giornale, 12 Jan 5h According to a Genoa newspaper {not further jdentified), the patent office of the Genoa Chamber of Commerce has issued a patent for a flying disk te Scipione Mattolin, 38, @ Venetian naval fitter residing in Genoa. The inven- tion is patented es No 165 of Patent Register 125. The disk would cost in ex- cess off5006 million lire; it could attain 4 speed of 3,000 kilometers per hour. Mattolin has offered his invention to Italy, but it has been turned down; he 4ntends to emigrate and offer it elsewhere. ‘ The Fes daily newspaper …

Mattolin has offered his invention to Italy, but it has been turned down, ne intends to emigrate and offer it elsewhere. . The Fes daily nevspaper Le Courrier du Maroc, in its 12 January 1954 issue, stated that the disk will weigh 5 tons and will take off from a tower 18 meters high. It will consist of a disk-shaped plestic wing, an aluninun central sphere, and @ cockpit containing two jet engines# The Stockholm daily newspaper Stock- holms-Tidningen, on 12 Januery 1954, reported that Mattolin is in contact with Us authorities. } an ven LIBRARY SUBJECT & AREA CODES -END- *