 Case Directory Category 7, ENTITY Preliminary Rating: 5 |
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Railroad
Men See "Men" Inspecting Tracks
Nov. 13, 1954
Curitiba, Parana State, BRAZIL
Nov. 13, 1954
Curitiba, Parana State, BRAZIL
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Nov. 13, 1954; Curitiba, Parana State. Brazil 3:30 a.m. A disk-shaped object was seen landed on the railroad tracks at a place between the railroad stations of Coponhae and Uray, Parana State. The witness, Mr. Jose Rodrigues, working with Group 19 from “Parama-Santa Catarina Railroad Network”, reported that three little “men” of small size, dressed in shiny, close-fitted clothes and with very strong colors, jumped from the machine, an oval-shaped object, and began to inspect the tracks with the help of luminous objects they had in their hands. "They were examining the 'ballast' with the aid of lanterns. When they spotted me, they hurried back to their apparatus, which took off at a great speed." Approximately at the same hour, a professor saw a “shiny” object over the village of Urai, mentioned before. The prefect (sheriff) of this city and several inhabitants of the region went to the place of the incident.(CUFOS Rob Swiatek, Rio's newspapers, “CORRETO DA MANHA, etc.). Detailed reports and documents 1954_11_13_BR_Curitiba_HUMCAT.pdf (Rob Swiatek, Rich Vitello, Barry Greenwood) Vicente-Juan
Ballester Olmos:
The additional information can serve (source is the Humanoid catalogue of Luis R. González): (059)
Sunday, 14 November 1954 – Curitiba, Paraná
Quality
Index = 2 Case
Type: B Humanoid
Type: Hm
About
3:30. A railway stationmaster (JR) saw 3 midgets in
tight-fitting, luminous clothing examining ballast
of the permanent railway by the light of some kind
of lantern. When discovered, they entered an
oval-shaped craft that rose into the sky and quickly
disappeared.
Sources: Jacques
Vallée, “A descriptive study of the entities
asociated with Type I sighting”,FSR 10:1
(Jan-Feb 1964), pp. 6-12
MAGONIA
Catalogue #338 à Le
Soir 15 Nov 1954.
Coral
E. Lorenzen, Flying
Saucers – The Great Flying Saucer Hoax / The
Startling Evidence (1962/1966), p. 49.
Coral
& Jim Lorenzen, Flying
Saucer Occupants (July 1967), pp.
109-10 + APRO Bulletin 3:3 (November 1954), p. 7
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