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Was It AGRAND BLANC-Was it or was it no~ a flying saucer? d?,A-(2-e ~a.
One tiring is certain; when Joseph F. Perry, 3079 Edwards St., Grand Blanc, took
; 1 photograph of the moon, recently. ~Qmething appeared in the picture that should not -
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Perry, who O\;ns a small res- I
~ _mrant in the a:rea, is an ama-j
, mr astronomer. He has built a
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1agnificent t e 1 e s c o p e and
J?ends a great deal of his spare 1
, ime taking color pictures of the 1
aoon which he then projects on r
a screen in the restaurant. The I
, ictures, incidentally, 'are sharp i
~nd clear with the craters and
"anges of the moon cleanly out-
'ined.
It was on just such a picture
that the object appeared. •
Perry had no idea the picture ,
was anything but ordinary until'
:t.was projected. Then, he says,
:1e saw limned. against the moon
a flying saucer. To illustrate,
Perry drew a picture of atf~ ob·
late object with a d'ome at the
.top. The color photo, he a,dds,
shows the object to be· surround·
ed with a bluish halo.
DE~ROIT DIVISION
Detroit, Mich.
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