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on the road ahead. The top half seemed to be made of
transparent plastic, and two humanlike figures were
standing inside. It took off rapidly, flying east. (48;
M145)
Pournoy-la-Chetive (France). Four children—Gilbert
Calda, 12; Daniel Hirsch, 9; J. P. Hirsch, 5; and Robert
Maguin, 16—were roller-skating when they saw a
luminous object near the cemetery. It was round,
about 2.5 m in diameter, standing on three legs. A
dwarf, about 1.2 m tall, dressed in black, having a face
covered with hair and large eyes, came out and shone
a blinding light at them, and said something in an
unknown language. The children ran away, but looked
back in time to see the object flying away high in the
sky. (49; M 154; Magonia)
Lavoux (France). Mr. Barrault was riding his bicycle
when he suddenly saw a figure in a diving suit aiming
a double beam of light at him. The individual had
boots without heels and very bright eyes, walked on
the road for one minute and went into the forest. The
witness was "paralyzed" throughout the incident. The
entity had a hairy chest and two lights, one above the
other, in front of him. (45, 48; M 153; Magonia)
Briatexte (France). On Route N631 at "La Caiffe,"
a technician, J. P. Mitto, was coming back from
Toulouse with two other persons when they saw two
small figures, the height of 11-year-old children, cross
the road about 5 m in front of the car and jump into
a pasture. Stopping immediately, the witnesses saw a
large convex disk take off vertically. It was about 6 m
in diameter, orange in color and was literally "sucked
up" into the sky. Brown oily spots were found at the
site. (43, 50)
Beirut (Lebanon). The local representative of a
German firm, Max Favcll, saw an object give off a
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white light and land. It took off vertically, with
a spinning motion, and was lost to sight. (51)
Mahallat (Persia). Approximate date. Many farmers
observed the landing of a "marvelous luminous object,"
hemispherical in shape, emitting multicolored
beams. The central part appeared to be metallic. The
object shot straight up suddenly and vanished while
the crowd watched. (Creighton; 52)
Epoisses (France). Between Epoisses and Toutry,
Daniel Grapin and Francois Bolatre, topographers,
saw a luminous sphere 3.5 m diameter on the ground
near Route N454. (Quincy)
Quarouble (France). Second landing here, seen by
Marius Dewilde (cf. Case 144) and his 4-year-old son.
A disk, 6 m diameter, about 1 m high, landed again
on the tracks. Seven little men emerged and spoke in
an unknown language. The craft then vanished without
noise or smoke. Traces larger than the first, and
symmetrical, were observed. Dewilde refused to report
the case. (Personal; Magonia)
Charmes-la-Cote (France). Roger Tbiriet, jailer in
Ecouvres detention center, was riding his motorcycle
when he suddenly saw an aluminum-colored object
shaped like a plate, with a dome and two portholes.
It was about 2 m in diameter and 1 m high. It took
off immediately. (54)
Saint-Germain-de-Livet (France). A math professor,
Mr. Bon, observed a silvery disk about 7 m in diameter
rise silently from a point about 250 rn to the side
of the road. Spinning, it dived to the ground from an
altitude of about 800 m, then flew off horizontally at
a dizzying speed. (55, 57)
Saillat-sur Vicnnc (France). Roger Gayout and fam