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caused the strange flash.
Seattle, Washington experienced a mysterious exploding light that startled hundreds of people. This city is in
a very vital area because it is situated over the place where three of the world's major fault lines converge. The
same situation that exists for the Ionian Islands and the Azores, exists for Seattle! These same exploding lights
have been observed in the Japanese Islands and in other parts of the world where fault lines exist.
Sometimes these "lights" explode silently and at other times, because of certain conditions, they cause a
violent shock-blast. They are only relaying vital information back to the space laboratories hovering high
above. On September 9, 1954, a violent earthquake shattered the old Roman town of Orleansville, Algeria.
Surrounding villages were also hard hit and buildings crumbled killing twelve-hundred fear-stricken
inhabitants. Witnesses reported that a great ball of fire appeared in the sky just before the shock crumbled the
city of nearly fifty-thousand population.
Space intelligences have been closely watching the Mediterranean area. There have been more violent
earthquakes in that area in the last two years than in the rest of the world combined. Italy has had severe
shocks and Mr. Vesuvius has been on the rampage. This volcano is situated on Italy's great fault line. Greece
has suffered terribly from earthquakes recently and hundreds died in Turkey only recently. Cyprus has also
been hit by severe earth tremors. Two major fault lines join west of the Cape Verde Islands and shocks have
been recorded in that area of the Atlantic.
Other reports have come in from the Caucasus Mountain area and from several places in Iran. There have
been many earthquakes in the Mediterranean area and there will be vast geographical changes there. The great
"shaking-up" of the entire African, Grecian and Italian countrysides is a prelude to this.
If the "great ball of fire" observed over Orleansville had relayed information that a major catastrophe was due
because of weakened fault lines, the Saucers would undoubtedly have staged an evacuation operation. Space
intelligences say they will assist in the event of major disaster. How much longer the Mediterranean area can
stand stress and strain on the fault zones is not known, but the Saucers are keeping a sharp lookout. (See Plate
II).
On May 31, 1954, the Combat Operations Center at McChord Air Force Base, Washington, received eight
reports of unidentified objects sighted over various sections of the Pacific Northwest. The objects were
reported over Spokane, Pasco, Ellensburg, Yakima and several Oregon cities, including Redmond and
Portland.
Fred Blackstone, a commercial pilot, reported at Moses Lake the object he sighted was absolutely silent and
had a stream of reddish fire spouting from its end. The control tower at Yakima County Airport described the
object it saw in a similar fashion, as did Justin Cerley of Spokane, an Air Force veteran of the Korean War
who sighted another object just east of Spokane. He said the object glowed like a light bulb. Sgt. George Berg,
of the Spokane Police Department, said he and his wife saw a globe of light with brilliant red sparks shooting
from the back. It was not going fast and made no sound. Other reports said that people had observed "bluish
blinking lights", "flying white globes of light", "white balls making terrific speed", "silent spheres of light",
etc. The Air Force Combat Center at McChord said there was no attempt at interception and declined to
speculate on the nature of the objects.
On June 1, 1954, The State Patrol in the Ellensburg area reported "flying globes" and several calls were
received at Radio Station KLXE. Reports were now coming in from all over Washington, Oregon, parts of
Canada, and even from Alaska. Willard Renfro, of Ellensburg, along with his wife and mother, observed a
circular object with a "dome-shaped" top. He observed it for forty-five minutes through binoculars. Many
observers said they saw "flat objects" flying in a northerly direction on a line parallel to the ground.