24 April, 1952, 7.30 p.m. Near Vancouver, British Columbia.
A V-formation of orange objects with a bluish glow at the rear and with a second V-formation behind and inside the first one came from the south at a “terrific” speed, then shot upward, and disappeared.

28 April 4.20 a.m. Vancouver, British Columbia, 49” Latitude, 123° Longitude.
One amber-coloured sphere appeared to bounce or rise and fall in the sky, then moved toward the east. It came back over the same course, and disappeared. It returned a third time, appearing slightly lighter, and moved away toward the south-west.
Source: Vancouver Sun, 2 May.

29 April. Morning. Vancouver, British Columbia. 49” Latitude, 123° Longitude.
Same amber-coloured sphere seen.
Source: Vancouver Sun, 1 May.

30 April. 10.20 p.m. Vancouver, British Columbia. 49” Latitude, 123° Longitude.
One bluish, circular object, apparently twice the size of a bright star, changed to a cone-like object, as it disappeared in the south-west.
Source: Vancouver Sun, 2 May, 1952.