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 l.?A rapid perusal of your documents leaves one con:.sed and
 inclined to supineness.
 2.   The following cx%siderationsaees not to have been included
 in the survey:
 a.  No suagsstica is rated that there is a possibility
 that mazy of the objects may be "frees.aeteorological sounding
 balloons.
 b..  If a tame aflyiag saucers is to be'.involved. It is
 .so tremely unlicel that they .be found over the V. S. because:
 (1).1U.S. dev'elopuents would be closer cr;ordineted
 With USAT. or co=ercial dssigae;s?
 (2), Soreign aircraft developnent would hardly be
 tseted at: suc a range`from bogie areas. eves    f1Yel could
 be supplied
 (3)  Ouided aircraft at.a range of several thousand
 r1les.are beyond any known capabilities. Including ours.
 c.   What is .the psychological probiability 'that ,WX object
 seen briefly against azeros backgronad wi3l be circular, or oval,
 in :appessraneeT
 d.   Eas any one commented. on the curious time distribution
 of the observations?  Note ;chart below:
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 V4L8 '!J reb  ar dgr    ? un          Sept      ev Bee
 to there my midsummer madness involved?  Are acteroida
 prominent in that season?  %to.. etc.