The article below was published in the daily newspaper La Croix, Paris, France, page 1, on September 26, 1954.
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More saucers to add to an already imposing pile!
It is a doctor from Le Puy who would have observed twice, above his city, a silent, round and shiny object.
In Charron (Charente-Maritime), three fishermen (moon fishermen, no doubt) and a customs officer would have seen a formation of saucers, moving very low, above the shore.
Bayonne residents claimed to have seen three mysterious objects, of light color.
Six flying cigars (note that they were not acrobats) would have crisscrossed the sky of Haute-Fontaine-les-Baroches (Meurthe-and-Moselle).
Mysterious craft were also reported above Epinal and Le Puy.
Certainly, the skies of France are very populated...
The Passer-By spends his time scanning the horizon. He even caught a painful stiff neck.
Fortunately, the English have just developed a flying "cage-bed", which will be of great service to saucer researchers.
A word of advice to those who find themselves in the presence of a "saucer" or a "cigar": be very... "diplomat"!
THE PASSER-BY
