Location not stated reported disc saucer observation — December 1, 1948

May 5, 1949 Technical Intelligence Division Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio Dear Sirs: The May 7th issue of the Saturday Evening Post has at last provided me with a likely ad- dress to forward such information as I have on "one of those things in the sky"; as the Post termed it in an article titled "What You Can Be- lieve About Flying Saucers." On December 1st, 1948 between 10:30 and 11:00 at night my husband Dr. As than [that?] time I saw what I can only term as a propelled glint of light. I believe it couldn't have been over three seconds that this lighted object showed themselves as I first sighted them directly ahead through the passenger's side of the windshield. The only clue is faint as that is this: I immediately leaned over the dashboard and looked up & the stars for a familiar constellation. --- -2- Directly above and to the left about eleven o' clock I saw the constellation of the man with the sword in his belt. The Spaceship was bisecting our Autobahn from left to right. I saw space ship fade, only because the speed that thing was traveling it would take the outer space to maneuver it. I was struck by the fact that the tail only showed a curvature very much off the conjunction and then I noticed that the red cell was a noticably bit smaller in circumferences than the white one. In reverse sequence the lights disappeared, the red one faded out first. It was this light I saw through the windows of the one street up so I can be positive. Now that I have told you what I saw with my eyes may I tell you what I felt Only trouble was the about going to his office and leaving word for him to tel- ephone I got cold feet because it would sound so ridiculous to say to a perfect stranger, "I saw a spaceship." Who could I contact.