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I Film of Flying Saucer Up •
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By Allan R. Wilhelm
The scene is a very good ad-
dress on Pennsylvania Ave. in
Washington, D. C. The time is
late last week.
A balding gentleman of dis·.
1tinguished bearing picks up a 1
\letter, blinks a few times in ob·
vious astonishment and then ,
pushes the button on his inter·
cotn.
"Get hold of White (Gen.
Thomas D., Air Force chief ,
of staff) and Hoover (J. Ed·
gar, FBI chief) and tell them
to give Joe Perry ~ack his
flying saucer," he orders.
If such a scene did not take :
' place, it's not because a Grand I
Blanc 'Township pizza mer· :
chant didn't write the letter. l
He did.
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DE~ROIT DIVISION
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit Free Press
Editor: Lee Hills
( ) Detroit News
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It all started because Perry; :
operator of Perry's Pizza Grill, ·
3079 Edward St., likes to take ,
pictures of the moon through :
his big homemade telescope. Be·'
Editor: lfartin S. Hayden
cause he usually doesn't open c
until well after the sun is set,'
he does ·most o' his celesta!)
Isight-seeing between . pizzas. :
A color shot he tQok abol.j.t 1 '
A. M. on a cold night last'
month,caused him no end of·
consternation. Looming against'
th;, full m~on,on t.he slide wasJ\ T.TJ l'NFOR
\ a. saucer-like obJect. 4 P~I1EH ... ~· A-'··.,...~~;lo.e1Q
Perry showed the slide to t'Al'E.-7Gi::::':l...jUJ~!_
a number of his patrons. ·
When they saw it projected
on a screen he has built into '
the wall of his grill, he said,
most of them agreed that it
looked like a flying saucer-
or what most folks think a
flying saucer looks like.
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Then he read a, newspaper
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