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fcoo015460™™™ [ INFORMATION FROM ; FOREIGN SOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS = CD NO, Spain; French Morocco; Algeria ier 1 COUNTRY French West Africa; Uason of South rica * DATE OF INFORMATION 1952 ; SUBJECT = Military - Unconventional aircraft . , - HOW os oo DATE DIST. SU Nov 1952 i PUBLISHED Dafly, semiveekly newspapers WHERE French Noreeco; Algieria, Tangier; PUBLISHED French West Africa. NO. OF PAGES 4% “y DATE PUBLISHED 27 Jul - 8 Oct 1952 Pa : . SUPPLEMENT TO LANGUAGE French; Spanish REPORT NO. THIS 1S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION . s , SOURCE Newspapers as indicated. SIGHTINGS OF UNIDENTIFIED F…

1C00015469" “hoe - . i . 00-4-24639 3 j At 2115 hours on 14 Auguet 1552, two pergons in the city of Constantine ‘ 4 sav a luminous object flying at high speed: tovard Guelma. According to the 4 ; 4 witnesses, the apparatus, which hed no resemblance to a flying saucer, emitted Eee, 2 4@ very bright light. At the time this happened, the local weather bureau had not launched any veather balloons. Ths seme day, at 1920 hours, many people at the docks of Philippeville aaw in the aly an enormous red disk going from north to west, leaving behind & greeniaa trail. ae yd SAUCER-LIKE CRAFT SEEK I SPAIN …

f900015469" * 3 4 ae 0-4-2639 called to say that he hed seen the object going from east to west at 1815 hours (about 2-5 minutes before it flew over Casablanca!). Also, tvo observers in the Nefifik ‘iver valley were able to time the passage of the object vith « a chronometer; it vaa then 1817 hours, and the object was coming from the direc- ‘ -t4on of Rabat, traveling from east to vest. Same of the reports gave the folloving details about the object: luminous, cigar-shaped, and giving off a silvery smoke trail; a luminous, whitish-green globe ending in # long cone and flying about 700 feet up,…

wor. a@a ft ae . m “4 q ‘ . q C00015469 ae ee wy .¢ 00-W-24639 RELIEVE OBJECT OVER MOROCCO ONLY A METEOR ~~ Rabat, L'Echo au Maroc, 22 Sep 52 On 22 September 1952, at 1618 hours, the mysterious flying object seen in q x all Morocco and beyond was observed over Rabat. It seems more likely, hovever, — 7 ; ; that thie time, it was a metoor, because the trajectory of the object was q given as rectilinear, 1t €14 not maneuver in the way saucers are said to do, q and ite entire Lody was incandescent, which is not true of flying machines. ; the object vas variously deseribed as an orange-colored ball…