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PROJECT 10073 RECORD CARD

12. CONCLUSIONS

1. OATE 2. LOCATION
© Wes Belloon
8 August 1958 Wagsworth, Ohio . creneey cae
3. DATE-TIME GROUP 4. TYPE OF OBSERVATION aera Senne
O Wes Aircraft
Local 2000 et ‘ D Ground-Reder fh kp
out_09/0100Z . oO Rhy sie a POG AR invercept Rodar |2 Possibly Aircroft
5. ‘PHOTOS OUR © Was Astronomicel
O Yes O Probebly Astronomical
® No. Civilian © Possibly Astronomical
7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION 8. NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE > | Other
© Insufficient Dete for Evaluction
. 0 Unknown .
N/A one N/A
10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING 11. COMMENTS

Observer rptd a thin walled tube
dropped fm the sky.

Seq Specrmen 1 - SVS- 445

ATIC FORM 329 (REV 26 SEP 52)

The obj has apparently ben
made of yellow brass & iiand-
crimped, The obj coulc have
been used for a number of
things such as a fishing
polehhandle, lamp fixture,
etc, The aluminum ca: on
one end has been brazecu &
numbers hand scratched on ii.

Detachment 6
4671ST GROUND OBSERVER SQUADRON

United States Air Force
1916 Cleveland Averme, MW
Canton 9, Ohio

14 August 1958

SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Object

TO: Commander
Air Technical Intelligence

ATTN: UFO Project Officer
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base

Dayton, Ohio
The inclosed object was reported to have dropped from the sky

at 2000 hours, & August 1958 by Mr. CORUM , QU

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FROM DATE COMMENT NO. 1
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i. In accordunce with existing ATIC policies, the attached physical speci-
men is forwarded for your comments and analysis.

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1. The object inclosed hes apparently been made of yellow brass tubing and
hand-crimped,.

2. Yellow brass (approximately 65% copper = 35% Zinc) is used for erchitec-
tural grill work, lamp fixtures and other forms of ornamental hardware. It is
darkened efter polishing usually by heating at 1100°F, in a furnace, or in the
case of hand-made objects, usually by repeated dipping in oil and burning this oil
on the surface. The letter method wes apparently used since the inside is slightl;:
lighter in shede than the outside which eppears to have been darkened by an amateur

3. The lettering on the eluminum cap which has been brazed to the one end
is hand scretched. Under a glass, it was found to be "St. Louis, lio. 440" or "449"

4e The object could have been used for any number of purposes such os a
fishing pole handle, 2 lamp fixture, etc. “he tubing well, however, is ruch too
thin for cartridrce shells,

5. It is felt thet 2 laboratory exemination of this object is not juctificd.
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