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I would first like to apologise for writing to you direct, however, I have V
oleared this morning; with our Itote Director and he auggests this procedure.
i We have been having acne success with our Ground Ctservation Corps as we have1 I tour ! posts here in the oount_!';_{7 if/F_ / - q'...;_--.-/i_, - .
Inst Fall I was contacted by or;e"oi"our local business mniEt'i§'t'o'11E'ow ifI would be interested in Joining; internaticnal Flying Saucer Bureau. I told bin1 that I would and did join with the idea fully in lind oi having the local people Iho
are interested in Flying Saucers also work in our Civil Defense Program. Io are
, only too willing -to co-operate in any my we can iith civil Defense. Ihe city or '
iranklin is approximately twenty 0! niles southwest of Indianapolis, on the dual '
lane highway o s #51.
92 I am enclosing a letter which wns received.last October, as well as the current' ' issue oi/T."l'I.C'£ Iould like to know if this organisation has been cleared or i_s___:ubvers'i';§' in any way. ' "" ' ""-'--'-
. I would appreciate your expediting this information back to us so that we will
know shat steps to take in further enlisting interested persons in our program. _-
I 11' you do not require the enclosures please return then. . ' I 'i
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to rim rs'=_!d_l_e_ Whit; go ow orivate inhalant I was ableto interview sever .astronomers, scientists, pilots and guided milaill petts, who _laul arts! these saucersor at least had been iovestigstiog or ndyio; dose troop oecta. addition to theseinterviews I have talked to to-any eye-sritneaaea n had sight these cbjocts tiu'ott[I:92O921the United Sutea and have usai ed queaioonslru out to manyéothers. j .' -
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creased my interest threefold ainot then. But is in ol my reasons tot pm my roves-tigation. It: really too big s job for one pa-non an handle. We must it-e that we are-la-sling with a phenomena that is sstantastsr as h is fascinating. Many of the reports that"Ihaw!-oqsdleeoptheriomycolloarionsondbhaekthiaatatemeot. ' _92.
' Some recent thoughts about the lying aoucua" are that Eerhaps there will be somelandings soon. This doestft arms too lonlaitted In that these ying saucers are utlll being
seen everywhere. for longer periods 0! stout. sol in groups instead of 1100:. II It:-ll I-Imore reports of huge saucer or rocket ship Theo. too. they seem to come and go Q will,
perhaps being ststioned uutellites themselves - - - _ _:_ __ _ '1 __ .
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7 SlGHTlNCr NO. 4-On the rnoniing of July II, 1952 in the akiea to the aoutheal and
at ti direttly over Franklin, Indiana apjiaareil three mange ob'ectl. Their I" was. 92Ii'Il bY a large number of men of round IIl.l'ICl and durader. 'l'he follow- oiled in a Police renort tamed II by Capt Lat Sloan. Patrolman aclt W Ignore and1 l'atrolian Kenneth Rirnd ol the Franklin, lndaana Police Degartmertt on Manda anom-ing, ]i.ily 28. 1912 at 6:00 am. Dirac obiem were witaeue bysolicernen, au-' thorities, and members of the United Start: Ar-rrq After notifying 1 proper authorities ofthe ob]ects no denite steps were talren by in at-my or otherwise. report is aafollowr:
"There were three objects, one larger and brighter than the two smaller objects. Thelar er of the three seemed to cur ol a white yellowish ght. Its atterri of Iii: |eaned_lei: that of a circle. lt seemed to always be keeping track of Ste two anal objects.The two smaller objects cast off a distincnr-r light oi their own. one being an N1-:60 hueand the other a reddish color. The two arndlei ones ieernesl to be in a dog ght their.r own. since they executed barrel rolla, loop and spins They made turns of 90 dqreea and/l'i degrees without losing any degree of speed, as well la dancing up and down is ifaonie-one war plglirig with I giant yo-yo The obiects made sang sortie; to rbe aouthcompletely out sight, to return alelltst rrnmtdratrly |rtT0_vtt'I" |0_trirng the othertn a neatly raw and show of turns, loops and spina. We estimated t ir height ar.approxr-marely t92.oiri- i»--- while their speed varied from an estimated 11-00 miles per hour it anllmaletl l nu" i-ales per hour. Fst with a pair of binoculars it was almost an inpu-aibiliiy HI H'I"~rr==l8t any exact share other than that they appeared to be round and latat a Hill they were observed or a period ofrfour hot-In and ftewn ttiinirtes. Dawncame at 1 ttl a.rn. and all stars had gone around 5:00 it in. At 5 :05 a.m. it waa britht day,light--and the three objects were still visible. Their color did not change in flight.At S:ll a.rri. the larger of the three objects was joined by the two aerraller ales; the smallerobieetr one at a time disappeared aha-ve rhe larger, heat the orange, then the red. Afternu-mg to envelope the two imaller at-iecri it moved Bf and to the west out of sight. The,.i.wr-,- of the three obiects and thi_ driaprarance of the larger took eaaittly 40 seconds.3". -i -ihrects were veried by: Falrrrturg oliie Dept. Amp Al'lérbur1,.lnd.; Cblutbuitn; tla-pr; Seymour Qrate Polite Di-r92t._ Grcensbiirg Police Dept ; North Vernon PoliceHeir . ;orii-it-riville P-ii» e Dedpr mnerwille Sure Poliie Post: Fort Wayne. 105-; lrNlM.i.iiion. ind. Mr. Miiiire an Mr land are IFSB members now. . - _' -
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TRUE MAGAZINE, SEE. l'4922-T-'Thc Flying Saucers and the Myltcrioqs ltinlc Mani?
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' E!!! 1952-"!.='h=* .l.=d=: Tell: Abe! Flying Emcen."
_ . Q1711 K MAGAZINE, OC1. 20, I952-"Moonbound," Hg: I8. , -"
Q. u >1 1 ll':R'S, OCT. 18, 1952-"Man on ah; Moon. "' X.'l'. 25, I932--"More About Mu-am vb: Moon." - ,
Pit. MAGAZINE, NOV. I952-"I-low D0 tween Fly P" ' -
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. - MR. MAGAZINE, JAN. I953"I| Wlslnnjln Afraid of Flying Sluccn?" ' y . K .?'
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DICK CAMPBELL Rep. lndiana~?. Camrlpphwll has written us many intereatintgclettersand aided in making his home town Fr in the only city in the world with moatIFSB rs. Attpa.-sent it totals over twenty. He was stained by Mr. Louis Frahm. and
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Vl Tell ROOT, Rep. Illinois--One of our mad valuable representatives. He has sansmath tmenpn-paring a tnap of the United Srstu laowlnp the places where saucers vebeen qu . He is quite a gt, too; aee his poem in this issue. Mr. Root presented the
IFbll nth this saucer map. e are proud of it We are sorry to say that Mr. Root may
have ro nave to California in the near fumre. la will be very hard to replace such an
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I-LAM P. 492I !ADDUS, Rep. Kentucky-e-Obtained two new members for IP53. One-of
lheas aw -ertrrx a Mrs. Glenn C. Fuller, saw s ying saucer. Her report will he in our nut
mus all sq-are Mr. Broaddus ll spreading the word about IFSB. ' - -
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GAIL SPIAGUE, Rep. Wisconsin-Gail is uite the cartoonist. She sent in a cartoonlot ua wtrh lull Ina e the International Sta; roll o their chairs. She showed the parlorof a home I'l92l't the front door open, a strange looking creature had walked in the door
leaving rnuddy tracks on the loor. Outside can be teen a saucer arlred on the lawn. Ahousewife approaches the creature and this is what she says: "I Ion: care where you'refrom. Look at my clean rug?" She also sent us a ne poem that appears in this issue. G-all
tained a new member for us also. She sure is shoving ne interes{.__ -. f - -or---a-,u . . . ..-..,.
ALLAN LEVINSKY, Rep. Maine--Clairna that very few people are seeing saucers in
Mame. ls doing his best to get people interested in IFSB. _
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ROBERT R. RITTER, Tennessee-*Cha1lts up another meuber fpr IP58. -
I U I '.LUIS LUHRING. Rep. Puerto Ri>Mr. Luhring has sent us numerous clippinlps fromPuerto Rico about saucers. He plans to get as many people as possible to join l SB. He
says that the interest in saucers is as great in Puerto Rico as anyplace else. _ ._ - . .-" . -' ' ' I st -. .'-',~92 t- - .-_. ._._._4 '_' . I . . .. ' . - ' c. ._ ,?.
S. L. DAW, Re . Washington, D.C.-We are happy to have for our representative inWuhingtm, D8,, the rst member of the clergy. Reverend Daw. Mr. Daw, as he prefersto be called by club mernbers, is doing great work for ll-SB. We are anxiously awaitingto see his actual photos of saucers, that he tools himself. i , ' Y .-_ .,_ ,.' 7 '" 0 o 0 " ".' l
RONALD KINNEAR, Re . New Yorlt'-Trauk u hirnulf to advertwiselin his ownP P°"state and had $0 post cards printed and plans to snail them out, in his stare. p - _ =1' a a 0 i - ' "
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THEORY NO. 7--Submitted by RepreaenIatrve'LOUIE KASONIOC. 11., of
My theory la one IPSB members teem to have. Pitt, I believe they are from an-other planet. All those stars must have something going around them. All those celestialbodies must be up there for some reaaon, besides to bolt at. Theo, also, they may evenbefrorn our$olarSystes~n. t_y ' I . ' .
I do not think an official agenty oi our overntnent should oorne otl and say-"wedo not know what they are and whether or not they are s rnensee. The best way to revealthe objects would he throu h clubs like the IFSB. l do not believe that they are s menace.I think there is intelligent fife on than and that tbeyare just observing us. . _ i -F
THEORY NO. ll--Submitted by Rep-rewentative ALAN RIEVMAN of Connettticut
My theory on the origin oi the " ying saucers" ts that they are denitely teal andare from one of the planets of our Solar System. I do not believe that they are from one ofthe other Solar Systems. These "nei hhun" probably thought that our planet could not haveintelligent lile upon it, but with tfte tint atomic explosion they may have changed their
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1 HEOR-Y NO. to»-Submitted by Al..92N STAZER. Member from California ,
' I think that the "ying saucers are from the solar system of ALPHA or PROXIMACENTUARI. Most likely the 5rd or 4th planet. The planet is probably about 4000 tulle:in diameter and two-tliirds as big as the earth. Some other reasons are that Centattri ts twfar diitant for observation of such a small body as a planet. This star is of about the tame
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fee. rite to IFSB for dress. "-
The D5652-tn, 19s 2, issue at FATEilflllnt it a must to all IP58 piers
an officers. -lt contains an article by Cau-Its Fuller, entitled, "Let's Get
About the Saucers." A completeawry of the incident of the sootllllllr
described in our January issue. is discussed
with a icture of the scoutmaster. SUD-.*iCRlB]:PTO FATE MAGAZINE ANDKEEP UP_ T0 DATE ON THE
SAUCERS. Write to R06 Dernpster Street.
Iii-anston, lllrn-on -
New Pocket Boolu on Stands. Dell No.rm, "when 92:r*.,i|tt. Collide" by Pm92 /ylit and Edwin Balmer. PocketNo 901% "New Tsles ofS ace and Time". ' '. - - P_eJ|u-J he Raymond ]. Healy.
Thanks to Ray Palriier for our letter in
the December issue of "Other 'Wo!l¢ls'
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Evanuoii, Illinois. bet: subscribe.
NEW BOOK BY VIKING PRESS
"Atross the Space Frontier", edsm'l' byCornelius Ryan, $3.95, Viking, New York.
RANDOM HOUSE HAS DONE IT
AGAIN WITH: "By Space Ship to theMoon", written by jack Coggins and
FletcherlPtatt. foreword by Willy Ley. $1.
' SCIENCE FICTION NEWS-LETTER.
by our Council Member, Tucker,
P.O. Boa T02, Blooming-ton. Illinois."
? -ms umrzn stares rtocr-an so-
CIETY, Box 2*!, Glen Ellyn, Illinois.
Hollywood is coming out wuh twogood |'n092'ie.§: "War of the Worlds" and
"The Conquest of Space". ,
'SAU .ER nsvrsw, by strain Rock-
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Owners of tare roeorrlers or wire re-
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Internanonal. Send your voice to your cor-respondentst 5488--22nd St. San Fran-eiavo 10, '. f _, _
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SEARCH ASSOCIATES located at 5524Adam Ave., San Diego 16, California,would like to have l SB mernbers join
tl'seirsociety.=.: _ ,7 ,,,.- .
Many new Science Fiction Magslare hit-
while others are the usual run._A few ofthe better ones are: '1'?» in SF; ScienceFiction Quarterly and antastic. y - ~ '-.r.;
Two good S-F boolcs: "Robots I-lave No
Tails" by Lewis Padgett and "Player Pi-ano" by Kurt Vonnegut. Both humorousline. .._. '
The aiscers of IFSB are planning on is-
suing a 12-page booklet sometime nextyear with a complete record on all saucerreports that they now have collected. Thisbooklet will not be :-"regular issue of
"S ace Review", but a separate issue andwill sell for 50c to everyone. Our Presi-dent, Mr. Bender, will write the foreword
with Comments throu hour by oicials ofll-SB. The booltleowill be entitled: IFSB
REPORTS ON THE SAUCERS. ll inter-
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send in snapshots of themselves so thatwhen the time tomes for as to printlures in Space Review, we will havephotos available. - ; '; _ .
~ MENTION "SPACE REVIEW" when
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H was a small group of men searching for what lay beyond the known, endeaior-_in; to unfold the rnystezies oi lands that wen not supposed to exist. All they had werethree small ships laden with pwvisionsttbat they would list [he jg|,u1;¢,','92. -
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" The years directly ahead of us will see another peat adventure such as this. AintaliKgmup of men will usemble in a eemin designated place, dint into their ship, a dtipvastly dierent than that of Cnlurnbu92's time. This ship will he a rocket shop, and its oc-eupmts will shoot oi? into the vul res of space to nd new worlds, new peoples, sadI'|l92ll'Ot92li¢l'$. p -' 7 . ,'. - '
They will be laughed at, they will be ridiculed, and the whole thing will be cl-lid .-the greatest "loll;-' on es.-sh, but will rt lsesuch? Time has ptnven that impossibilitiesbecome reslities.- -the automobile, the airplane, radio. telephone, telegraph. television.sndthesmsisingoftheatom aredelinsneprool. Itllitposaabletounewhobelievus,--andlarnssounlbelieverl - H r _ _ f . -
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~ The mysteries of space have inn, 'iL92Cll92ll¢d most people on eath. One need not be ,-- ¢nII'0l'92Dl'h¢l' to gue in we at thr in-ht which unfolds before the eyes as we gaze airy-'- .-- in any clear night. ; i ' -f _ _ - *' "
' "Hie vastness of space is dilxul: to explain, even for astronomers. When distancesart -,--hen or it is simpler for leaned men to use the term light yesrs" than miles. Thennmhu of celestial bodies suspended in spare like nurown earth ateunknown.gm sresfrom millions on up._1lut they rennin itssl that3uesses. - 1; ,_ " __"_ 1- .1
nstve t-nonph to think that intelligent life exists only here. who believe ii-iii thereis a purpose for everything whith hsppu-is. should agree that these millions of bodies inspate must serve more of s purpose than just twinkling brightlyon s clear night. , 7» :-
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I saw and allied to a police OEICEI who was burned by one in Wheding, Wear Virginia.My own oousinwn the doctor who tneated him. . , §- - ' 1 5 i
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1 The objeit that landed at Charleston. West Virginia was described as a large metalball, throwing on a white ii ht and after landing. two small rnen in red enter ed from.a tra in the to and climbefit a tree to look around Seein le watching ten-i, they.1- !.,-i _-
I "'1 L 7 , _ _IP P - . V §*'got bstlr in ancrtook o. We can rove what this was:_ lnthe attem to shoot rocketsto *' --'~"': ~ -~~":i-4'1-92';,,l'_é'l' . 1.1-. - -the moon. there is a device with the motors on the win a and the Edy of the device isJ pet 'propelled a paratus which throws ol a large metal singed disc which throws o ared mlor it-om the center which when reected cuuld_ea.sil taken For some sort of a_small person. This was described in C4sIlier's magazine of actober ll. I952. ' .
* ' A-icordin to the Washington Daily News. the monster seen at Sutton. West Virginia ~" - - -- ' - -- - - -I-i -._ _ -_ ..L_ _._.-- -r a|.- _..... -,' I K Ill I ¢OUld he the rocket described in Lbllicr 0 Itigaatne. I tar pitniir on me us es U u 5tine iluws a sphere-headed, wide-botteirtsed, tank-bellied rocltet craft spewing out burninghydrazine and nitric-acid as it lands hind-end on the moon. The We-st Virginia plec aimed to have seen: "An object estimated at t0 feet tall. four feet wide at the on-iand Ill the shape of a man. Two lights lashed hom side to side. the machine made a noise -lilse gas escaping. and a sharp sitlreniai,-' t-din was about." Sounds aomeo-hat the same. '
The United States may he exper-wanting with something that the public is not itI'are_oi, and it is doing its best to keep ii s -aim ie age of rocket ships is just around the.°'°"-. I " ' .i~.-1.]!
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- Ar the re<en1 re-mung of the third lnrer- _. roupetl mud munching rim lwkcg .""' neriorul Astrotuumc.e1_Confress in Ger-I g: , gm, was dsm A, at qbiemf-". "__. mm where 200 euemrsts rom 12 mun . Pam! °v¢;{-Md ghq lg: {.11 ; per ¢[I_,- ~_, Y ' 'I I - tries gathered they lured that saucer! IR -I grins ql 5|-ighr -hr" 11-m=|d5_ whid92 ee1- ._'I . -. M from Mm er my Nb P1"92¢'- =1 - ma mu, an nee-1 and telephone lines.' - , "M 9*! "" ""dY °l" l we "*" When Ihr -reof-le tried to Pick them up,i --_.-.: pI:.,.e rllmi-rni. . _ _I_ 3- ' duel r'nelleJ like ICC. A plgte qieer who ".. -
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Great Britain is ith retired Capt. .L. Plun-
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Denis, son of Mr. Plunkett, is the assistant
-representative, but is now serving his
country in the loyal Air Force. :-___
lHd'£ 'E§lgl'l'i in forming the IFSB in the
British Isles. Numerous articles have ao-|v.-ated in leading newspapers throueh historis He is lanniiig on using loea halls. - - _ p
shit aiitlitoriums to give lettures and it-row
fetures with the aid ol an edipiaaitupe.
1.1- also plans to give talks at the local
._tia'ir ilui .it'.tl-iv i-ll!? which is a semi-
iiiar veterans type oi utklcly. ' ' _ ,
totitatted Mr Paunlrett sliosvirig great trterest in the Most of these pegyle ai-
very ieame-I iniiiviiliials SI-kl] as o iiers Ih
the Armed Fortes, memhersgf the British
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ttewspaper reporters, and ying sauser en-
thusiasts, 5. " .'
At present 'Mr. Plunltett is holding
weekly meetings at his home, where theiiisiuss IFSB and ying saucers in general.
:_ I-iii further information shout our Brit-_» 7 RlPl'ISC_D|.l-EI92'92' see page twelu of this
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LUIS I-UHRING NAMED *
PUERTO IlC{N IEPRESENYATIVE .'
Mrl Luis,l.uhririg of Puma Santiago,
Puerto Rito, has acieptcd the position of
Ri-i-reseiitati92-t- for the island of Puerto
Riiii. He will handle all IFSB business in_
that plate. Write to Boat 25, Puma Santi-
ago. Piii-no Riro. Mr. Luhring is a very
aapable man and will aid the IFSB greatly.
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FIANKUH. INNANA JOINS EN MASS!
Biviirre-i' AillI_;lliJ Piiiblri" _Oria!.i joinl; IFSB. .T_'o Form Olen Cir; Group. " '' The Clix.-O! Franlrliri, Indiana, has gone ,
uuq fully or the II-SB and is now the only
my in the world that has the most rnern- _hets'in out organization. Through thegreat eflons and work of Mr. Louis 'rahm,l92usiness man; Mr. {git W. Moore, Felice-matr Mr Robert olf civilian efense
tom lishrrient was made possible. At this riuhiication. Franklin can claim 20 mem-licrs tivitli ten from nearly towns. giving _
a total of 30. Since all this interest has been
aroused Mr. l"rahm plans to form a city
group with their own chairman. secretary
and treasurer. Among the members you.
will Find policemen, librarians, rnethanics,
omiirrtial pilots, business men, bus driv-
»rs,'s:.adr-nts. ett. The group plant to puts
has: a 'eles920fv." of suitable power. lln ad- .a
ti/J Grades iamera with an 05-tical'.type;.-iew Nnilfl and ii ii-en door han le on each92ld|,' tut e.as_i hart.lling..Tl'iis ta the et,ui£-ment they plan tti start with.'l.ater, if --
nances permit, they may build alportable
tadarsim - ,-_ _ _
l"ranltlin.' Indiana, and nearby towns.
have been Fortunate in having had at leastfour sightings this Fast sdmrner Two werewitnessed by Hr 'ra.hm and Mr. Moore.
Reports of these sightings are reviewed in
"his isstic of Spatc Revient. ;-_ II _
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out l'lt£SIDEhlT_ HEARS Float "» _
nor. emstetht -" _
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received a letter from Professorliinstein
with this message: "Having no ettperience.and only iUpCl'h92'l.ll knowledge in the eld
-I regret not to he able to comply with-
votir reqiiests." Mr. Bender wanted his?"
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considering thehpossibility of interplanetary ships.
BACKGROUND:
you will recall that Air Intelligence has previously
kept the Bureau advised regarding developments pertaining to Air
Intelligence research on the flying saucer problem. Air Intelligence
has previously advised that_gll_researoh pertaining to this problem
i§Jhggdled by"the_3ir Technical Intelligence Center located at
nloht;£otterson.Air_Force Base, Dayton, Ohio; that approximately
90 per cent of the reported sightings of flying saucers can be
discounted as products of the imagination and as erolainable objects
such as weather balloons, etc., but that a small percentage of
extremely creditable sightings have been unexplainable.
DETAILS:
Colonel 0. M. Young, Executive Qficer to Major General
Johg,Aa.BQnford, Di?EctFF 5f lntelligence, Air Force+_pdvised on
0ctpbenl28, 1952, that another recent ertremely_creditable sighting
had been reported to Air Intelligence. Agavgmphotographer, while
traveling across the United States in his own car, sagmanunber of
objects"in_the_sky which appeared to be flying saucers. He took
apggggjngtelg thirty-five feet of motion-picture film of these
objects. He voluntarily submitted the film to Air Intelligence who
had it studiqg by the Air Technical Intelligence Center. ggperts
at the Aij,I£QB£9Gl_lHtelligence Center have advised that, after
cargfulngppdy, there were as many as twelve to sixteen flying objects
f¬QQ[Q£§gQU_hi8,jilm; that the possibiljtgof Qeather balloons,I clouds or other erplainable objects has been completely ruled out;and that they are at_a_complete loss to explain this most recent <
creditable sighting. The Air Technical Intelligence Center experts
pointed out that they could not be optical illusions inasmuch as
optical illusions could not be recorded on film.
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qtmosohegicai phenomena. He pointed out, howeyer,_$hat_some
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"The ew Yorker" dated September 6, 1952, which is attached.This a ticle which was written by contained Ainaccurate information regarding FBI investigations, indivué '-,..._,
cating that the FBI conducts certain inquini s regarding , m _
flying saucers at the request of the Air Force. It is
pointed out here that, although the Bureau did at
conduct
present
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saucers and the Bureau, upon receiving complaints
merely turns the complaints over to the Qfice of
Investigations OSI!, which in turn transmits_the
to Air Intelligence. Air Intelligence has set up
Technical Intelligence Center at Wright-Patterson'-use
one time
some investigations regarding flying saucers, a
agreement has been set up with the Air Force whereby
Force conducts all investigations pertaining to flying
of this nature,
Special
iqformation
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Air Force
Base, Dayton, Ohio, for the purpose qf coordinating and handling
of research pertaining to flying saucers.
Inquiry was conducted in order to determine, if
possible, the source for the information appearing in the
attached article regarding FBI investigations. Lieutenant
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Colonel Young suggested that further contact be made with
ur. Albert Chop qf the Qfice of Public Information, Qfice of
the Secretary of Defense, who represents the Air Force in
public relations contacts pertaining to flying saucer matters.
_ Mr. Chop was contacted and advised that he was familiar
with the attached "New Yorker" magazine article. He advised
that_ had gathered most of the material about two years ago
when considerable publicity regarding flying saucers had appeared
in newspapers. He does not know where Ill; gathered the material
at that time but assumes that he gathered it from various sources,
such as other newspaper articles. Rhea the recent publicity
regarding flying saucers appeared in n8IL3pOp97'8;_7'8Tl¬I.D¬C."
his interest in flying saucers and attempted to bring hisarticle up to date. He contacted ur. Chop for further current lg
information. ur. Chop advised that he gave Lang some routine I"
items of interest regarding flying saucer complaints and
investigations by the Air Force, but that he instructed
not to contact the Air Technical Intelligence Center for further
information from that source. ur. Chop also advised that at
he has no idea where novtime was the FBI mentioned and that
obtained the information appearing in his article concerning
that he is thoroughly
to flying saucer investi-
icated to any writer orFBI investigations. ur. Chop advised
familiar with Bureau policy pertaining
gations,and that he at no time has ind
newspaper representative that the FBI conducts investigations
pertaining to flying saucers. ur. Chop advised that? if the
Bureau desires, he would be glad to contact- to discreetly
determine !ohe?eQ_- obtained his irlformation indicating that the
FBI conducts investigations pertaining to flying saucers. He
stated that he could make this contact without indicating in
any may the Bureau has contacted him. He was advised that his
qfer of cooperation was appreciated, but that it was notldesired that he make such an inquiry at the present time.
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current information regarding the whole flying saucer matter _
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Director of Special Investigations
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Iron: John Edger Hoover, Director
_RECGRULD_l43 receragrcurefo or {nueetigotion _
Subject: FLIIJF SAUCLFS .
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HEADQUAETERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
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1330 this date, Captain Ruppelt! regarding the attached article.
j .. .. r2. ATIC did not in any way indicate to i that the
FBI has ' t e t in flving saucers. Furthermore, Captain an in er s _
Ruppelt stated that the FBI to his knowledge has never been called
upon to ' ' b furnish reports onrflylng saucers. ATIC is under t e
impression that made_'tHe'"s t6f'j7 {1p or picked it up from
a magazine or newspaper article sometime back that definitely
was not associated with their organization.
.3. ATIC suggests that you check further with Mr. Al Chop,
Office of Public Information, and perhaps he can supply you WLUH
the information you have requested.
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The following information concerning Air Force inwestigations of unusual
aerial phenoena is submitted in answer to your request. _
In the Fall of 1957 the United States Air Force took official notice of
reports of so-called flying saucers because the reports from the public
indicated that the problem might be related to the Air Forte responsibility for
the air defense of the United States.
On December 50, 19k? the Air Force directed its Air Materiel Comand, at
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, to set up a project to collect an
evaluate all available facts concerning "flying saucer" siglftings.
To perform this task the Air Materiel Command Obtained the services of
civilian and military astronomers, psychologists, electronic specialists,
meteorologists, aeronautical engineers, and physicists.
On December 27, 191:9, after 575 reported sightings ma been investigated, the
Air Force, with the concurrence of the Army and the Navy, announced the findings
of the "flying saucer" project.
The evidene at that time indicated that the majority ofrthe reports of
unidentified flyin§objects could be accounted for as misinterpretations of
various conventional objects, a mild form of hysteria, meteorological phenomena,
light aberrations, or he-sues, u
There remained, hovever, a number of unexplained sightings, and the Air
Force has continued its investigations inasmuch as it is an Air Force responsi-
bility to identify and analyze serial phenomena that could possibly be a menace
to the United States.
Subsequent to December l9h9, these investigations have been conducted as
a normal intelligence function, rather than a special project, by the Air
Technical Intelligence Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio.
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_Air Force believes that most of these phenomena will gradually be understood, 1 "'_92 r1"-,q92 4 74" " 5~~n
To date, the Air Force has undertaken to investigate and analyze -about
1500 reports dealing with these phenomena. As before, most of the reports were
identified and disposed of as friendly aircraft erroneously reported, known
electronic and meteorological phenomena, light aberrations, hoaxes, and other
known natural occurrences or man~made objects.
The unexplained reports, however, which are in the order of 20 percent of
the total, cannot be definitely associated with these familiar things.
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The difficulty in disposing of these unexplained reports is based largely
upon the insufficiency of accurate basic data such as size, shape, composition
and flight characteristics speed, acceleration, altitude, exact maneuver pattern
etc.! of the objects.
Although some instruments which are useful in obtaining more accurate data
of this type have been available, the reports based on sightings with these
instruments have been very infrequent and comprise an extremely small percentage
of the total. Moreover, eyen these reports have not included much of the
information required.
Because of the inadequacy of this basic data, the Air Force has in the past
devoted its efforts primarily to determining whether these unexplained sightings
indicated the existence of a menace to the United States. Initially it was
believed that some pattern might evolve from the study of a large volume of
reports. To date, no pattern has materialized to reveal anything whatsoever
which can be interpreted as indicative of purpose or consistency or which can be
construed as a menace to the United States. Nonetheless, since these unexplained
sightings persist, the Air Force will continue its investigations, giving the
problem adequate but not frantic attention.
It is new felt, however, that reports from people whose training and
experience in observing aerial objects qualify them to obtain essential data
are the only ones likely to produce material suitable for systematic analysis.
The Air Force is planning to provide additional tools to help these observers
obtain the basic data it needs.
Reports of similar phenomena go back to Biblical times. There have been
flurries of them in various centuries. The current series of sightings began
generally in 19h6.
There are mdhy reasons why the volume of these reports has increased
materially during the past few years. Aerial activity originated by man has
increased, and people today have a greater curiosity about this activity than
before. Also, our present efficient communication facilities and news media
provide an incentive for reporting unusual observations, for publicizing them
and for recording them. However, the ability to measure these phenomena does
not seem to have advanced in step with opportunities for observing them. The
as more is known about occurrences in the upper atmosphere.
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The majority of reports of aerial phenomena have come from civilians. About
8 percent come from civil airlines pilots, while approximately 25 percent are
reported by military personnel. Reports have been received also from highly f
qualified scientists. Although primary significance is attached to reporws from '
qualified observers, there is no intention to discredit untrained observers.
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The Air Force has received many reports of unusual images en radar scopes.
It is fairly well established that some of these images are ground objects
reflected from e layer of warm air above the earth e temperature inversion!.
- Temperature inversion reflections can give a return on a radar scope that
is as sharp as that received from an aircraft. Speed ranges of these returns
are reportedly from zero to fantastic speeds. The "objects" also appear to move
in all directions.
Such radar sightings have resulted in hundreds of fruitless intercept
Bffort I
One scientific theory holds that light can be similarly reflected from a
layer of warm air above the earth and, if proven to be correct, this could
account for some visual sightings.
' Bearing out the theory of temperature inversion reflection is on incident
which occurred in January 1951 near Oakridgo, Tennessee. Two Air Force aircraft
attempted to intercept an unidentified "object" and actually established a radar
"lock" on the object. Their altitude at the time was 7,000 feet. The unidentifiei
object, according to their radar, appeared to be at an elevation of ten to 25
degrees. Three passes were made in an attempt to close on the object. In cash
instance the pilots reported that their radar led them first upward and than
down toward a specific point on the ground.
Ionized clouds are believed to be the cause of some unidentified radar
returns. Thunderstorm activity is identifiable by radar, and radar is used for
the purpose of avoiding thunderstorms. In addition, radar has picked up many
objects first reported as "unidentified phenomena" which were later identified
as aircraft, birds, balloons, ice formations in the air, or other known aerial
objects or manifestations. _
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Ho orders have been issued by the Air Defense Command to its fighter units
to fire on unidentified aerial phenomena. The Air Defense Command is charged
with air defense of the United States, and its mission is to attack anything
airborne which is known er appears to be hostile. This should not be interpreted
to neon that our pilots will fire haphnnurdly on anything that flies.
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Attempts at interception are not mode every time that ur.ltntified images
appear briefly on an Air Force radar scope. Current Air Force intcrceptors are
short-range, short-duration, high-speed aircraft and can be employed most
effectively when it is possible to track a target by visual or radar means
so that its position in the air at some future time may be Predicted vith a
reasonable degree of accuracy.
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The first step in evaluating sightings of unusual aerial phenomena is to
collect all available data and chock it against known airborne objects such as
balloons, aircraft, missiles, meteors, and weather phenomena. If still unexplained,
reports from reliable sources, with sufficient details, are turned over to
specialists in various scientific fields for further analysis.
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_ As stated earlier, there is a need for betéer reports from trained observers
using adequate equipment. The Air force intends to implement its present study
with instruments wherever possible. _
The recent development of special photographic equipment may make it possible
to gather data hitherto uobtainable through ordinary photographic methods. This
equipment consists of a diffraction grating camera which separates light into its
component parts spectrum! and registers then on film. The priniple involved is
that used by astronomers in determining the composition of the stars. In this
manner Air Force scientists may be able to detennine the characteristics of the
phenomena and subsequently identify the source.
Another proposal involves the use of a continuously operating Schmidt
telescope equipped with a camera. This telescope has a wide aperture lens and
is capable of covering s cone of 150 degrees or nearly the whole sky from horizon
to horizon. This equipment will make it possible to get on a series of photo-
graphic plates a complete record of what happens in the sky at night.
Eat "§.=_e<=sz1"a" 1.22. 1122
The Air Force has stated in the past, and reaffirnm at the present tine, that
these unidentified aerial phenomena are not a secret weapon, missile or aircraft,
developed by the United States. Hone of the three military departments nor any
other agency in the government is conducting experiments, classified or otherwise,
with flying objects which could be a basis for the reported phenomna. As far as
is known there is nothing in them that is associated with material or vehicles
that are directed against the United States, from another country or from other
planets.
Your interest in this matter is greatly appreciated. Please call upon us if
vo may be of further service.
~ Sincerely yours,
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A l~".lORTE|lt AT l" l'92"GEW
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Pl |"|itlsummet' til l9-ii", the 1 k
Qtatt-= Air l"nrec, :tl|"t:nl92 unit t : rtvtl
with such pr-:h|t'tn~' as the tlt'92elnp-
tnent nf guitletl missiles antl supt-rstmit
craft, the rigging up at r;ttl:||' tit-tit-hi-ks,
and its enntrn92'e|'sy with the Katy nu-|'
unltntittn, futlml ilirll tHl1lru|'|lt"tl h92'
annther,ln=l ttitl'tplt'tt'l_92' t|iH't<n-nt, llt.|tl-acht'-tlg 1l_92'i|t:' s:tt|ter. llt.'t|plt in t'92t~|-y
iettitin I the cnttntry were stt-iii;
Strange nhjeets that strt-akt-tl ntru.92= the
sky at trementhms §|!L'Lll92, illl uhilc
these pcnple, who iltcltttlt-tl sitrh pint"-
tieetl stutlenls nl the ht:.'l.92'C|t.< as air-
plane pilnts, f:trtne|'s, aml the Lietttt-ttattt
Guvernur of Itlahn, were nut .'thh- In
iclentily the things they hat] st-en, they
were ahle to ll.Stfll!L them 92'ivitlly antl
unfnrgettably. The |tewsp:t|92e1'~ t"alh-tl
the rst of lllCSt."1Il}!i!t|'llllls uhjects a
ying sattter, taking lllvll cue ll'HI9292 the
m:||| whu l't']92nl'It'tl h:t92'i||;- ~.|-rn it Jlllll
who tlL'~.t'I'i|it"tl it as slliltl rlikr, :t|tt| tltt'
nallte stuck, altlmt|;_'h later | ll'.li|llL' ru-
pnrtetl seeing things that lm-ltrtl like ll_92-
ing ClII'tII!1lI.ll1'l lllll|t£l|'|.~'-, fl92'i|1; llll'l1t92',
ying tt:a1tll|'ups, fl_92in; ;:t<li;ltt:~, ying
ice- ream cones, ant] lltitt; |iit- |!l.'llL~.. , . A- ._.._..._...1__..._ .. . .. ..f92'92 IIIIIIC dllll |I|l||92' 92Hl|lllI'92 1lllJl'_{92 9292'l'IL'
5¬lI92 ll! Illt Sliirs, ritltlittttslt 1|||ll'/.it:ll
t:tli|tni:tls l1lg.'-'ttt tn :t|t|u".t|' tn lht |~.t;it ts,
and the Presitlt-nt and I1t192'lI92litg'-tllLlIll-V
gress received a tlelttgc of lt.'tlt'r-'t th-
manding an explattatimt. .92lany nl the
letter writers hatl t'tt|ttl|ttlt'tl that the
oltjt-cts, wltatt-92't-r they nti__-ht ht-, t92t't't.'
tnannul hy Rttssiztm, antl that as ~.-mu
ZI5 tht-it |ti|ut~. hatl luu|t|t<iit|'92'tl stilli-
lEllTl92'_ Il'|l_'92' Wtiltltl |t'l|||'|1 limtlvtl 9292'itl92 _ . . _..._., -. .1 .. ..... ....--.- . --.----- -.....
atnmic hnmhs. !ll|t:l'a!l1|Ill;lIi the earth
was heing visited hy spate sliips lmtn
annther planet. Still ntht-rs 5ll§pL'L'It'tl
that our own Air Furct- was secretly
testing same new fttrm uf aircraft.
Everyone agreed, ltuwt-vt.-r, that it
was tip to the Air Iinrec, as the tus-
tritlian of nur wt-lltin, tn [_92|ll.'|lll the
ying tihjects and, if tttreess-:|t'y, tn rt-pt-I
them. The result W.'ts the l:|ttntl|in-_'
hf the Air Farce, un _lanu:it'y Z2, I945,
of a spet-i:tl itt92't:sti;_t:ttinn, an in92-|--.ti'_-a-
titm that, t|mtt;_'h it has l'I.';lt'll92'l-l num-
l.|m|s' t't||ltlt|~tin|'|92, l92 still timlrt 9292".'t_92
mill hits yet In |n|1 lhr pttltltt lltitt-l at
re.-"t. _ ,
It apptittrs that, asitle lmin lllc Imp-:
of rettsstttittg :1 jittery |mpttl:|t't', lllr .'92ir
Force, in embarking ttpttn this ttmh:r-
taltirtg, had any ur all nf thrt.-u things
in mind. It may well have shart-ti the
ti92ili:92n concern u92'er what, if anytltin-__:,
the Russians might h"t92'c In llll with the
repnrted pheltnmcna, antl it may even
have felt that tn insure a tlitirtittgltgiiingSOMETHING IN THE SKY
ll192t'5llg_;llllIll there was eertainly an
harm in a~-timing for the mttmt-nt tltat
the era til i|1tt'|'pl.'met:t|'y travel haul
:lI'|'i92't'tl antl the earth hail hecntnt:
an nhjt-t"|i92't' fur jnttrnt-_92s frum elst-~
wltt-rr in the solar .92t'<lt'|n. !|'--ilntl this
wmiltl ltnt |tet'ess:t|ily t'xtlt1tlt- the rst
tw-i rtmsitlt-ratinnsthe .-92ir I-'u|'t-e lnay
h:t92t- lit it setting up :i '3l1|||kt' screen In
|:t'utltI, lit tltt il1tt|'t.'F-I til H.'ttinl92I1l §t't't|-
rity, the secret nf smne experitnt-nt:|l y-
ing nhjt-cts til its nwn that unly :1 trttstetl
lew uf its mt-mhers knt-w .'tl92ut|t. 9292'hat-
t'92'e1 tl1t' pttt'|m.~e, the in92'tsti;_-:tti-in, with
wltith I hate ht-en in [t|l1tl1 lrnm time
tn time, has seetttitt-=."l_92 ht't.'n t'xhat|sti92'e.
ilihe .-92-ir l-'urt'e ptr:-'-nnnt-I tiriginally
assi;ttt*tl m it was httt-t :tu:_-mtlttetl hy
:|-ti-tmI'|t1t't'~, |is_92"t'l|rIl=-__'ist-", pltysicists,
||v'1I'<=|t|l=-'_'i-ls, |tlt_9292iti:tns, anal I'l']ll'l'-
-t|tt:tli92t - ul lhr l".ll.l_ '|.|tt' il|92't'sti:_-:t-
tinn, whiclt smut ht.-t"a1nt' pnpttlrtrly
lttmtvtl :|92 l'|'ujt't't S:||tt't't', v92';t-4 rst
he:uh-tl h_92' l,it:tttL'|t.-mt ietteral lltn_i:t-
tnin 9292. L hit|l.'|9292', Cnttttttantlittg Gen-}0f the Air Matériel Comma:
anil its hast: was, and ii, at 92VrE;ht Fit:
Daytnn, Ohio. The project's task turn
nut tn invulve a mixture tit nltl-fashion
detection, scientic analysis, puhlir rel
tiuns, antl the study ul tt widesprt
itate nf miml. In 11¢-eeml-er, I9-I
alter t'ht-rlting, u92't'r I period nf tt
yt::trs, three hutttlretl and leventy-
repurts nf intrutlers in the I-Ry, the J
Farce publicly called it quits, but Prujt
Saurer was not actually dishandetl. B
timml security, the Air Farce annuunc
at the time, was not endangered. T
ying ttattrers were ttpparitiutts, it la
all attriiitttahlc either In a failure
rt:tu;__'t1lZ.t.' eunvetttinnal nhjcels,
hoaxes, or tn a miltl lnrm ttf mass hy
teria. The Air Farce, however, did r
let the matter rest there.
Nut lung after the apparent elem
of Pt-nit-et S:n|t't't', I Itatl :| tallt in 9292";n
i|i§_-tun with llrigatlit-r Urnt-r:il Erna
l92luurt-, then chic-I nf Air I-'nrcc I
It-lli;_'cnt*e, in the course of which
math luttr Ctt;tirlC:tl statetnents ll
l felt sure he had tttatlt: many times l
92-
Clitmed from The N211 YORKYER
Stantetaber 5, 1952
names 64 throurth B2
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4h.'t'.'e nnthiug tn tln '"_92e t-n-called
saucers; Ill swear ti a stack oi
Bibles, if you like. Sm .; we don't
hate any secret new t_t| 5 of airerait
that could hate started all this Cn|'nmn-
tion. Third, nnhudy, in uttr opinion, has
spotted space ships {rum some other
planet. Fuurth, crerytliing nur investi-
gators learneel has heen tnatie rtvrtilaltlc
0 the puhlic.
" I HE rst saucer incident occurred
nn the aiterni-nu uf June Z4, l9-4?,
when Kenneth Arnultl, nu a htlsiness
trip fur a Boise, Itlahu, rm that makes
re-euntrnl etpiipment, was ying his
private plane irum Chehalis, 9292ashing-
ton, tn Yakima, 9292'ashin;_'tun. The re-
ectiun of rt hright Hash un nne win-__'
caught his eye. He tttrnetl anti, at a
tlistattce he llliIll___'i92I was ahuut twenty
miles, saw what he tuult ltt he nine tail-
li-s~. airrraft *It;;..|m;_t tuwartl Muunt
l{:|itti|-t, l t miltl srr tltrit mttliltrs tptill
plainly against the su--W," Air l"m"te
Itttelligeiiit tptntetl hint as 5-'t_92'iuj..'.
They flew very eluse tn the muuntain-
tups, tlin,-ctly suutlt tn southeast. tlnwlt
the hug's-hack uf the range, flying like
geese, in a tliagunal, ehainlikc line, as
if they were linketl tugether . . . a chain
uf szuieerlike thinj_-- at lt'.'t~'t ve miles
limp, su't'|'92'i|u_' in atul nut ni the high
tununtaiu peal>;.~."I'lu.-y were at . . . anti
5n shiny th:tt they tellet'tetl
he sun like :t ntirrur." :92r-
nultl saitl lte 9292':|tc|tul the 92
saucers int tlt|t't' lttitttlte
antl estim:|teti their speetl :tt
ahuut twelve ltuntlretl miles
an huur.
Air FuItt.' technicians,
nnsultctl hy newsp.'|pet'-
men, saitl that any uhject
mm-in; that fa-"t 9292'ttlIltl he
invisible tu the naketl eye at
.-92rnultl's estimatctl tlistance.
The press set-'eti at .-92r-
1tultl's stnry, and he was re-
sentful. liven if I see a -
ten-stury luiihliitg flying c
thruugh the air, l 9292'unt
say a wurtl ahuut it." he ale» -
r|;||'t-tl, anti 9292'lH'll he gut
liar]; In ll-tier ll! 9292'tnlt' :t st't'it'-t n|.' :|r-
tirles :|ltu||t his espt-r'ie||ct" int a mag-
a'1.ine callul Fab",
No snuner were the slteptiral news-
paper acctuutts printetl than tltt'I.l'lt$ of
penple turuetl up with similar rc-
pnrts. 1'92nrither resiilent .-if linise spotted
a disc uver that city, "a hall circle in
shape, clittgittg tn a cluud arul just as
hright anti siI92'e|'y-luukiug as a mirror
taught in the rays of the Sun." Lieu--92ig9292,92 ll illof Idaho, dit-elnsed that et up he
had seen a ct-met-shapeu unject__,-tailiiig
over the western part of thr It
nally dipped helnw the hn. .51], he
said. Later nn, the pcrsunnel of Proj-
ect Saucer deritletl that the Lieutenant
Gnvernur htl heen looking at either
Saturn nr l92lt-rcury.! Four cups in Port-
laml, Ur:-gun, ienv a grnup of discs
wnhhling, tlisappearing, antl reappear-
ing."
Repitrts of rather phenumena ltaving
heen seen in the skies appeared in the
papers ahnnst laily. Tteu ,-92r|'ny niccrs
at l"'nrt Richartlsnn, .*92lasl»:a, repurtetl
seeing a spherical nhject ying tlu-uugh
the air at ii1t'It.'tlihlt.' speetl antl le;t92-
ing nu 92';t]-tit trail; snme shermen tiff
l92't-wfuutttllantl saw a series nl at-rial
aslics, silver tn rciltlish in tt1ll1t'; a latiy
in -!|'e1_'un watehetl a gruup nf saucers
spell nut l'-I-1-I-E-I-I, anti alertetl her
m-i5;|||mrs tu the presence of fureigrt
:t;'92'ttls |92|:trIi|'i|t|_'_ a -t.'t1't'l mule in mtr
.92klL'92; an !kl.i|u-|n.| City |n.tn saw at
saucer the hulk nl six B-Z9:~;" and
a pruspectur in the Casratle Munit-
tailts ni !rt-glut saw six saucers in :1
grnup, hanking in the sun"rnuntl,
silent, aml nut ying in inrmatinn." 011
the liuurth ni July, there were twelve
j'1'}'n||'|5 nf s.u|ct-rs in with-ly separateti
p;||-1-. ul the Uniletl_ Slates. Uni Hi
lllt2~t' s:u|cers, siglitetl at 'l'reutnn, NI-W
_ll"r.~ey, 9292';t.~ t|'ittCLl to :t
reu-urks display. Dr. Paul
l"itts, an Uhin State Uni-
92't'I':sit_1' |>.-! 'l'1ulu;_!i.st whn
was fur a time atlarltetl tn
Prujeet Saucer, cnnsitleretl
this emwiletl enrulitiun in
the hulitlay skies the result
of mass sugygestihility, the
same jumpy trait time
c:uu-.etl Americans to sec
'/.eppelins n92'L't'l1t:-'ltl during
and after the First 9292urhl
9292-'ar. Our graphs shuw
that saucer incitlents al-
ways increase drammieally
after publicity," he has
since tnhl me. The sky,
you ltnntr, has been a
stutree ui e.92tili|t_:; visionst 1
:_.
[nun time inum-uuu'ia|, :tml its attt';u'-
ti-in is p:||'tit't|l;tlly sir:-tn; in ml! jittery
lnntnents."
FROM the beginning, the nicers in
Charge of l'|'t-ject Saucer recugnizetl
a peculiar tliieulty in their assignment.
If you lnul; nut tltc wintlnw antl see
sntnetltittg, huw can I prnve ur tlisprnvc
what it was if I tlitln't see it and you
cant tell me much ahnut what youpage 64
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Ti-r tnteh other
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lellnte senil-
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in ulnry that
In intuit:
_, ultlrul iith- white ullill..- - | -_ __ _ iii 'n'.sl_ - Feline .50.Illl or Ila. .7!
In 0.0.9.: Ihm.
| ' Open nuns; I-a
941$ twust or tttutu tttttntctnrts
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At bending Iur|'92iIurQ and Jiptlrtnwltt llbrtl.
nd I-um slump ta Dlpl. N lot hlvhlei.
, lllli-NATIONAL. IIC. - gaucstovrrt, ll. v. i simple weather halltmns, nr"""qer than l' ' ' /l
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tlenntmereial and military aircraft up9292 fig!!! IlL|tl .1|]t| llIl.' nltglt 92II||||n-utu
in 92't'atltittgtnn, ttaitl '1IhlI'te tme dayehntliy tlilt-1' i'rnjetl >1-r httti pr:-l
sttnnthl! ht-etnne a th...b of the past.
It wnttltl he tli't-rent if ying ttau-
Cers were ltnnwn tn exist. Then we
eunhi have t'u'lleetetl evident: indi-
eating the liL'gl'tt.§ nf prnhahility that
melt thingt were »i;_:htetl anti the reason
fur their :tppe:||';tttt'e at :1 gi92't'n plate.
lint it it ilIlpns~;iiiit' In prnve, ingi ;1ii!'
anti with nality, :t tltnthle negative-
thnt is, that there are mt _92'i:1g sattetrrs"
anti that pt-nple have lint seen ying sau-
cers. The ht.-st we cntthl tin under the
eirettm~t.1nee.~ w:t92- tn tletittee, rst, {rum
the fart that it htttl nut been pruvctl, that
Qnnet-rs lm/I ht.-en seen anti, rteetmd,
frntn the fact that renstmahic theories;
enttitl he atlvaneetl tn explain away all
the n-port: nf seeing them, that pruhahly
nnhntly hat! seen them at all. The
fewer the tltt-nrctiettl explanatinns and
the irv; |'|i:ttt.92ii1ie they were, the mare
rt-;|~--it there 92t;t.~ tut 1-tn-|92t't"tin; penple
hm] wen §|ttt'L'|'>." 'I.i|t.- .92-i.'tj:rr slmult
his ht-atl, anti euntinlleti, It's It tliiculti
mtteqtt in gratp, hut in was the jnh we
were taeltlittg."
I st.-.kt-ti Majnr Bnggs Whether there
was :tn_t' 9292'.1_92' lu:tt't'nuttt lnr the epidemic
vi I|'Pu]'I92 n| 92[|';||t_2| ttit'921i.'li Hiljl.'|"l?~_
" ![ t't|t||'§t- t||t'1't' is," ill: |t'|iiit'ti, ll
_92nn lmk up :tt the .~"lt_92' lung ettnttglt, !nu
can :thnH~t :tiw:t_92s make ultt t'I92lIl¢Iilig
there that :tp|>t':tt's- strattgf. .-92I|tl more
|tt'u|92|t.' are lttttkittg up nnw than ever
ht,-{nrt:.. Kills tlnttt euttttt freight car,
an! inure; they t0|.llH :tirp|-"laws. Penpic
whn were trttittetl in nil nhservatinni
tittrin'__' the war h:t92'e gmie right On
nhserving. Alan, the pnhlie hasn't for-
gotten that the atnmte hnmh was kept
secret [rum it fur three '95-e:trs._ This
time, penpie want tn knnw what; ctxtlf-
in-Lg, 5-0 they innit tip." I92l:tjur- Boggs
sighed. 'lirnt: w:t.~a when people used
In make a_ wish if they saw a Shout-
in; star. Nuw they telephutte the Air
|'_uIt'|.. ' e
hlajur ]§n;_'g-.-t and I pnntleretl this
ttnrumzttttit age in siieitee fut :1 tnnttteltl.
l'l'he|t he returned hriskly tn the pruh»
lent-t that hzttl ennlrntttetl the inveati-1
;_-:tttn~. Tlte tnte t.-t|t;;ih|t- thin; we ltatl
tn 9292-nrk nn w:t.- the l;|t'i that the sky is
lull til thiltgs," he aaitl. "_l e:tn't even!
cnnte elnse tn estitnrttitt; the number of
lthert: at any given mnrncttt. Then, there
are inure than live ltnntlretl outts oft
tme kind or annther that release balluons
lrum time to time. These range froml
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Oin the way it tin-.1|92p. --" ,...___n lht" lute.nl night. l K L ,._.
_ Here, the expert» prnft .5-tn Impe,
was .~mnt-thing Pm_ieet S;92t1t't'l"|.nuiti get -
its teeth inn». The whale ying-saucer
tttystcry might he explained. The rst
step was tn tlctermine whether the uh-i
jeet was an aircraft that had been par-
"t|i! uh:-etirt-tl by at ehiud tn 92h'|'92n§-C}
tpearnttee had been distnrted by a l':ti|t- 1
||F|1i. Twit hnmired anti twenty-vei
'vi1i:m and military ight Khedtih-s
were attalyzt-ti, and it was fnuntl that
one other plan-:, an Air Fnrcc C-47;
had been near the £:tst-.-rn stirliner at.the time the ll'l_92§lt1"intI§ uh_|eet was
sighted. Cunjeeture ahuut the C--I71
began tn appear irrelevant, hm:-e92'er,7
when the Mnenn grnund crews agll-eti .
with Chiles anti 9292'hitteti that the thing
the_92 had teen was going much fatter
than tvm |llll1lil'i'ti mih-H -'In hmtr, -mil
m, nnlests it tlawilletl armuul ;i||ll'lt'-
where, wuuhln't have liliielt anything
iiite an itnttr in get irutit hiitiit in
I92|untgutm-rt.
.'925tl'0nut11L't5 went tn work n the
|'n'-ihletn. Dr. H_92'|'|t'ii eunsitleretl the
pimsiitiiil} that a hriiiinnt, sluw-taming
meteur mi;_1ht he the e.92|1|anatinn. Vari-
ntta hits nf the :||92|92:u'itim1'.~"- tlescriptintt
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|92lt|'92't nf an92e. ' "U|1furtu|thteiy, the
llieht :5-k'iH.tiltiLr~ nl |ttt'teur.~ are ttnl a92';tii-
:||t|t', illtti |!I. i|t'|'tt'ii ilitti ltn lttL'.'llt2-i ni
te.~'ti|92; hi.~ l1!|mthe.~i~. It wili have tn
he left tn the |v~_92"t'lt|il-igists tn tell us
whether the it1t|ttt.'t|itc trnii of a bright
meteor cntihl prutluee the suhjeetire int-
pres-titin ni :| .-hip with lighted win-
tlt-wt," he 9292'l'HIt' in a rt-|mrt nn l1i~.
mling.-t. The ps_92t-liulngi-its t.'&|1tt:!-wti
the npiniun that .1 meteur cnttiti imlet-ti
he tlti2~l:|iit'I'| I--r a :~|1at'e ship. Dr. Fitts,
lite !itiu Stale |92.~_92't'ittIiugi~iI, nh:~ert't't]
that huth Chiles aml 9292'hittt-ti wert:
human anti lherefure as iilzt-|_92' tn he
t-ietiins. nl mast stiggestihiiity as any-
une ehw. Dr. |"itt.~s ti-hi me thiring a
talk I had with him that ].'?!"i_92'Chl}illgi§l§
are ttsril to the fact that even penpie ui
high mental ealihre nftt-it make mis-
!,!iuit'~ nimut 9292']92:|t Iilvtf am. .'92i,u|, I
wuuhi like In |tt.'rit=' lift |u-in. that pi]-1|»
are traim-1| In il|92|l'lltlItIH'-," he 92:|it|.
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.r-.- m.'tt:>=.'|ri|!' siiperiur uhs-t:I'VeI'S
nut them. I tin linuw that during
t..e war, when I was in the .-92ir Force,
pihrts fr;-quently gave Sulht. pretty mid
l't.'|'|tll'l!-t uf what they'd seen while y.
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1mg a rnntine lhnrlll {nr ll---92'nr" Da-
kiita National Guard, anti in lteti
the tnwer at the l":trgn Mnnicir port fnr elearance tn Iantl when .
what ttecmetl tn he another plane: tail-
light a tlmttti.-tnrl yards away. He queried
the tower, and the men there repurtcd
that the nnly nther aircraft river the eld
was a Piper Cult. Gnrman erlttltl nee the
Cult plainly nntlinetl heinw him. Curi-
nus, he ew toward the light. It was
ahuut six tn eight inches in diameter,
uh-ar white, anti rnntplelely rnuntl, with
a an-t nf fuzz at the edges," inrman
later tnltl ittvcstigatiirs. atltlittg that he
saw nn nntline nl anything" arnnnd
the edges. It was hliniting un and n.
Aslapprnachetl, |1nwe92'cr,tht-lightstat!-
rlenly ltccattte neatly aml ipnlletl inln
:| sharp leit hank. , . . -l lll92'Lll after it
nml lvrniiglit tn!" tttanifnlii |t1"L792,92ll1"l.' up
tn sixty ittcln.-s, hut I cin|h|n'| catch up
with the thing. lt st:u't::tl gaitting :t|ti-
tntic and again made a left hank. I put
my |"-§l into a shzlrp turn atztl tried
tn cut the li;;ht nil in it~. turn. Hy then,
we wr|t' :tt almnt ea-wit tltmi-.-||ttl feet.
Stnltlenly it maile a tltarp right tnrn
antl We itt'.1tl|:ti straight at t:lL'l't nther.
_lu~"t when we were ab-int tn enlliele,
I guess I gut r-cared. I went itttn a dive
ant! the light |ta~~t-tl |l92'l'I' my e:||tnpt- at
;ll92ulll li92't- ltnmltcil in-t. Tilt-|| it tnatlt:
:| lull circle ahunt a ll92nlt§ll92tl feet ahnve,
and 1 gave t.lIil§t.' again." Gnrman ful-
lnwetl the "light up tn fuurteen thntts:|nd
leet, where, alter another near cullisintt,
his ship went intn a pnwer stall anal the
light tli~;||ipt-;|rctl ti the nurtltwest.
_}1:r:tt:::-. nnticrtl tin a=:t:nt!.~; ==r ettltattste
trail ntlnrs. He had gunned his plane
up tn fnnr hnmlretl miles an hunt with-
uut gaining nn the light. It was ahh: tn
maintain an tXtt't:lllt:l!' steep angle nf
as-ieent, far greater than that of his Air
l"nrcc ghter. 9292'hen I attempted to
turn with {the light], I hlzlcltctl nut
tem|mr:trily, due tn CXtC$$l92'l! speed," he
saitl. I am itrfairly gum] physical condi-
iiim and I do not he-lieve there are iii!,
if any, piluts whn cnuld withstand the
turn and speed cficeted hy that light aml
rctnain t'nt'l§t'inus."
l'I'njett Rancer in1.~pi.-ctctl that Unr-
ntan tn-':|.~ tilting with :| wt-atltt-r hailnnn.
I-'in' nnr thing, it it-arnt-il that the |"ar;_;n
tveatiter atalinn hail It.'ltiI.92'-t'|.l a liglltetl
hallnntt only tell tttinulrs hufnrc Gm-
mans patrul stuppetl being rnntinc.
T he object's steady, practically vertical
climb suggested the behavior ul a hal-
loon. A technician wlm once wurketl on
Project Saucer told me recently that
chasing a weather halluun with an air-
plane is comparable tn diving to the
bottom of a pool after a hniluw rubber l
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The rancher fnrwai : f~ nd tn
Wrigltt Field, where it w Jntietl ;t-
I remnant nl one nf the i ndiary hal-
loons the hopeful Japanese dispatched
across the Pacic during the war in an
effort to start furest res. 92
Even pictures taken of suppnsed sau- er: failed tn impress the experts. 'l'het-e
A ,3.s the ear: ni a man tn Plateaus.iiriznna, whn sputtetl a I1.-it gray uh-
Ject spiralling up and dnwn in the slt_92"
I1. a speed that he estimated at hctween
four and ve hundred miles an hnur.
He snapped two pictures of it with his
Brownie. Prints were rushed tn Project
Saucer, and Dr. Irving Langmuir, tlte
physicist and a Nnhel Prize winner, was
asltctl to study thetn. The tllllltgttisltetl
iii-eatist learned that a tltntttlt-rstnrtn
had occurred just hefnre the picture-
talting, and concluded that he was ltItIli-
ing at a tnu|92le of rather punr shuts
nf it pittt ul |t;|||er luring lttlllirtetl lit"
the wind.
AS time went nn and the sltics, ap|t.1t'-
entl_92', enntiuuetl tn teem with fly-
ing saucers, the generals in the Penta-
gun, warming tn their tasiz, deeitieti in
ettiarge the senpe all the ittvestigatintt.
L'n|tt|u:tuders nl all .-92ir l-'n|'ee in~t:tll;|-
tinns in the cnunt_ry were urtleretl tn
assign Intelligence nieers tn lnuii intn
sightings repnrted in their areas. The
nflicers were ittstruetetl tn snlirit the as-
iitilfllttfttllllt1t1||iti|92:tl pnliee nieials, 9292ltn
might he l:unili:u' with ll|t' persnttalitit-s
nf the saucer uhservers. The l".li.i. was
also caileti upun fur assistance, anti as-
signed agents to help interview penple
whn repnrted that they had seen discs.
The agents used a standard questinn-
naire, drawn up hy Air Farce Intelli-
gence, whieh called fur such informa-
tinn as the saneer's size, speed, cnlnr,
and maneuvers. The inlnrmatinn 9292'.'t's
usually transntittccl tn 92'tright Field,
hut some sturies were su nhrinttsly
false and snme et-itiettee su nh92'inu>--
ly triing that the l".l£.I. men didn't
CVBI1 hI|tltt.l ht ll nltt the t.|ttt'slintt-
naire. In Seattle, inr instance, an
alrtllm-tl wuittatt tallrtl Il|t' |-utlit't' l-I in-
fnrtlt litrlll that a l'i;||tun: I|i92|' h.-ul lami-
etl mt her rnttl. The uhjeet turnvtl nut
[ti ht: 3 ltulluw, tlI't||t'|-.~lt:tpetl :t|l';ti|'
maclc nl plywnntl, with "USSR" tltttlt:-
I! dauhetl on it in paint. An l".li.l. man
found that a turpentine-snaketl clnth
had caused the ame. A practical jnke,
he decided. .*92 farmer near Unnfnrth,
Illinnis, |'t'|'>nI'Ietl that 2 saucer had
crash-landed in nuc of his fields and
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;hnlides, and ilt.'lItIIItll'llt§ frmn the
92hMding space ships? The astrnnnmeri
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Other llcmtlultht gr :92t'nl'92ltI'Il
were studied hysurh men 7 r. George
Valley, I nuclear ph}'1~ieis| . the Masha-
chuaettt Institute nf '.l'echnn]ngy; staff
members of the research rm of Rand
Cnrpnratinn; an §$uI'lll1l.|1l nf ph_92'sicists
and aerodynamieists whn npeciali'r.e in
he study nl the ill-'1t4r§|tltL'tC nml the
"pace heynnd it; and the cleetrnnie.~ ex-
perts attached tn the Camhridgc Field
Statinn. These men were all searching
for physical rather than p<yehnlngieal
exp].-inatinns, and r-nine fairly strange
thenrics uccurretl tn them--the ]92n§§ll'1ll-
ity that extraterrestrial animals were
ying intn nu r atmnsphcrc, fur exainple.
Nn data turned up tn ,<t||92p-aft that ar-
resting idea.! The them! that the 6-an-,
eers were hnstile aircralt was carefully
studied and re_'|ectetl. The pcrlnrm-_
antes of these saticers nut unly surpass
the devclnpment of |'lte§t'|tt i it'I92t|: hut
the develnpment nl present ctinn-Hi-
ence writer.~," nne seienti-tt tinted. The
$pL't.l-'tliSl§ ttlsu tut|.92itlt'|t'tl and 1'tjettLtl
the cnneept nl dines capable nl riding the
air on heams nr rays nf t~t:t1'l1L' ltintl. Theyeven speculated nn whether the anti-l
gravity shield that ll. G. 9292'ells thnnght
up fnr his nnt-el "The First Men in the
Mnnn wnnhl wurlt; it wunldn't, they
tltt'ltl<'tl. The .-uppu.-itinn l|1at__inh-r|:l:|||-
etary cralt were-'92t'11i'/.1.it1;_'_ in at n.- was
alsn discredited, tlt:92|1itt: its pnpnlarity
with la!|nen..Sp.'u't' Sltl|h, the seienti-t
thought, wnuhl have tn he Sn large and
unwieldy that they cnuldn't pnssihl_y zig-
zag as fri92'nln92|sl!' as the repnrted saucers-
did. Besides, a space ship, regardless nf its
size, enuld not, in the npinion nf these
men, carry suieient lnel tn remain fnr
any length nf time in the earth: dense
ltmnsphere. The seienti.92'ts nnted, tun,
that the suppnsed spacemen showed a rc-
marltable lack nf interest in the rest of
the world, lacing, it would seem, almost
unanimous in their desire tn see .-92meriea
rst. The small area ttt92'l'.t'ttl hy the
disc barrage pnints strnngly tn the belief
that the flying uhjeets are uf earthly
nrigin, he they |1ll!'!~ltIIl nr P§!'tlInlug-
ieal," one of the .vCit'nti.-t~ rt'pnt'tetl.
l*'rnm the rep-nrt turnetl in lay the
:l§trttltu|Itll'92, l learned that they, in ad-
tlilinll In ariltillg nut tntltt'1s, tIlt'lt'ul'.~,
stream nf nhjeets |lt'nplt! were iecittg in
the ilties, had also thoughtfully eon-
iidered our planetar! neighbors. The
old questinn of the pnssihility of lilc on
Mars tonk nn a new urgency, and a new
cornllary: If there are living creatures
on Mars, would they he capable Ifaw.M-:_gaJ
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give me may he matl- l-/'3 Il92ei|"l
names never will he." 1.. . t;ise~.,l
Captain Ruppelt naitl, imestigati-m
has shown that the people he has inter-
viewed had been lCl. .l92' l.l h_92' things"
that have been deceiving uthers all!
along--balloons, planes, metenrs. aml 92at-l'I|.tt a nettling resiilue iii arunml
.__ tty pet cent of the t-asit-s ltate wutttttl iI-Qgtl that exasperatiiig ulrl pigeunhule
labelled Uiiiilr-iititieil." Nntliing, fin"
example, cnultl he lnuml tn account
fur the ti-nmetliing Iilvery directly
nverheail" Iepnrtetl by a ttty!-tilieij Civil l
Aeronautics Administration inspector at t
Terre Haute. A commercial pilot Wllu,
ying near Battle Creek, l921ielii;an,li
spotted , an n92'al-sliaped silver nbjeet" l
ahead of his ship, ptt-Lt.l a similarly utt-1
I-ulvetil problem, as tlitl a highly respected l
naval nicer, stationed at the dirigiblr-l
base at Laltehurstellw Jersey, who re- I
ported that he l'L'lll- starecl through his i
hinnculars at a brilliant image !11792klI!§_'I
turns that were far tun tight lnr an}.
known aircraft.
Twenty-re per cent of the nhserv-
ers interrogated by the Aerial Phenom-
ena Qicer in the last twn and a hall
years have been inilitary pilots. Eiglnl
per rent l|a92'r l92l' 'll t'l'l||92l'lltl'l'iJll 192ili>l~_
mint: with as lttuelt :t_~ l_9292t~t|1t !'e.'n'@.' 1-_92-
perience in the air, anil at one §l..'l;e in
the eu.r.rent pliase of the itttt-stigatintt,
even a few pit!-sieist~; at L114 Alamn-_
New Mexico, men who malce a fr.-ti~h~
of objectivity, were inter92'ie92eed after
they fepnrtetl liaving seen piizzliitg
lights lwt'ering abut-e their tttumi-:-l
energy lahuratnrics. ll you tmik
any one ul lln.'2~c inciileiits by itself,
it might nnt mean much, Captain ll
Ruppelt said. Bur in view nf the
tttttttber ant! calihre ul the infitrmattts,
_t-nu cmtltlt1't help tal:in'__' their Cl-'lllllSl;
seriously." i
In Febritary, l95l, 1!:. Urnerf
Litldel, a nuclear pl|_i,x=iei»=t auaelieil ll;
the Oiee rt! 192.'a92.'al .R_l.t-I_':!!'t'lt, at 92.92.'a-h-
ingtnn, D.C., rlerlareil that at last,
thanks tn the lifting of eertaitt 5-ei'urit_92'
ri'strit'tim|s, he enuhl |92rn92 iile the s-nlulinn l
In Il|r- |lt!92tr|'92' uf lln- ll92i|:;- s:mi'i~|~.;l
ililtry we're ".~l-;92,lttntl-,-.," he etitl -lt.tl-
fimhavy hail secretly heen :4-emIin1_' upotthe past lnur years in nrder tn
stu y cosmic rays. Dr. Lirltlt-I: asscr- l
tiort was irnrnetliatelg; tli.-=}!t!!ttl by !!r.l1
Anthony O. lllirarelii, whn, as farmer l
head of the Air Force; Atniusplteric
Composition llureau, hail assisted in the
diagnosis of Project Saucer rcpnrts. I!r. '
Mirarelii said he thrmglit the r.::ueers~
mirrht be mi~=~iles [mm r-nine fnrei-_:n3
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ti-it vnutbmitk IDEA?
Here is tailoring so completely ea-iii
mawml that the comfort contrast is re:
markable. Once you experience the blissf
and casual distinction of surenrtux co
tion, you'll never go back to over-stued
styled clothes. Suits from $70. Sports
from S55.
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r-homing stars, hut three oi them ere
nmving horizontally, unlike any thum-
ing star he had ever teen. Another com-
mercial pilot who was reached in ight
nearby laid that he taw a light o his
left wing; Barnes iountl a correr-ponding
pip on the radars-cope. Other pilots in the
vicinity reported, however, that they
could tee nothing unusual. Toward
tl.-1 yhrcttlt, ten peculiar Pips were counted
simultaneously on Barnes lcrcen.
There it no other conclusion I can
reach hut that for six lmurs on the
morning of the twentieth of July there
were at least ten unidentiable objects
moving ahore 92V:tshingtun," Barnes
wrote. They were not ordinary :tir- ;
craft. . . . Nor in my opinion could any
ntural phenomena _account for these
spots on our ratlar. Neither Flltrllllgi
star:-, t-it-t'trie:t| tlistttrhnnct-s, nor rlmnl.-al
cuttltl, either. Exztctly what t|1t'_92 arc, I
tlun't ltnnw. Now you kninw as muchj
tthsmt them as I do. Anti your guess is1
as good as mine.
.'92 i wed: lnlvr, at 9:08 l'-M. on
Jul! 26th, the Air Route 'l'r:ti|: Con-
trol LI<.'ntcr's ratlarscope again showed
ttnitlt'tttiFl.'thlc objects over 92Vashin;1-.
Inn. Sn tlitl the srrrvlt at the .'92n:l|'t-we;
;92ir "l-'m'92't' lln-r, jam ut|t.sith- the rapi-1
|.'|l. Two jut ittterwptnrs, rrtpnhle nE1doing six hnmlretl miles an hour,i
were t.lis|1:tttltt'tl from a base near New 1
Castle, Di.-l:tw:tre, to investigate. 't92'hen
the interceptors appc:tre¢l'on the radar-
scopes, they were guided toward the
objects. one nf the pilots tightctl
[our lights 3[!pP.92ill11itIl3l_92 ten miles
in from of his plane and sliglttly ahovei
it, hut they vanished while he was
trying to ot'ert:tlte them. Twenty1
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from elaewheref t- I ph the iii!
¬unti|u|u|.:t=l_92', hut the; It repuru-cl mt
saucers. The General was retttimlett
that m.'ln!' uf the peuple who hail tnltl uf
tting the must r~pt:t't.1t'92|l.1r things were l
ennsitlered the lnnst reliahle. He r|:plit:|.l
that he iiflti n imentiun of tlisereditittgl
them, hut the [act rem.-titted that num-
of them had nered data uf the ltintl at
ueientist would nd useful. An Airi
Force nieer whum General Sant-
fnrd p<'t':--nn:tll!' knew tn he a enm-
petenl witness had tnltl him nf seeinga saucer in the Middle East. This i
man, tuo, had been unahlc ta uhtain ae-
eurate measurements. "92Ve have man!"
reports frum credihle nll$Cl'92'Cfs ul_ in-
eredihle thing<," the General remarked.
Like General hluure, his pretlecemtr
in Pruject S.'n|tet' dais, General Sam-
furd denied that the .-92ir Furce was at-
tempting tu cnver up secret ex|n'rt'me|1t:-t. t
9292hen he was asked if the saucers might
he the guitied ttti-esiles uf it fureign emin-
try, he replied that he didn't see huw, nn
the hasis nf their weird perfurmanees,
they could he tlttltkvet sumeune" had
achieved at me.-ms ul den-lupin; unlim-
ited puwer- ptm-er ul such fantastic
higher limits that it is a theuretical lin-
limiteil; it's nut altytltittg that we can
umlersl:tnd"¢-and utilizi-ng it under
tunditiuns in wltielt nu m:lFe- is in92'ul92'etl. l
As fur the latter, the General tuhl the
press, drawing :1 laugh, Yuu lt|mw,i
what nu inns-4' rm-:ut.~2 is that there's
nnthiug there." _
lWlllLE General S:tmlnrd's i:tter- '
view prnhahly reassured the pub-
lic as evidence that the Air Furee was
still un the juh, it did ttnthing tu lessen
the n:ttiun'$ saucer-eunseiuusness. The l
repurters had hartlly thanked the Gen-
eral fur his cumlnenls when, an An-
gtlst Isl, a Cuast Guard pltutugraplu-r
pt mltl92L't| :1 picture sltuwing funr hinarre
lights burning hrilliantly in :t tlayligltt
sky. Hr saitl he hail lulu-n it uver S;ilem,
t921:|92~&:lt'l92lw'tl'-t. rile next 1|:t!', :l Hur-
Vilnl mil ruph} £it'i.*il t:|lh-tl the |92l|utngr:|pl92
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t|i.~l|-iltulimt aml :t|lil||tlv. !n .-92u;tt>-I
6th, an .-921'nt_92 p|t_92.=tit'i>t at Furl "t'l92'niI',
Virginia, ereatetl the equivalent uf li!'in;:
saucers in his laburalury hy intrudueing
molecules uf iunized air imn a partial
vaettttm in a hell jar, and three days
later an ittternatiuttally ltttuwn authnri-'
ty on iIl.1I1n>ph|:l'iC em-tditiuns said nf the
physieistls experiment, I Itnme of no
cunditiuns of the earth's atmosphere,
high ul lnw, which wuuld duplicate;
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Your letter-dated October 6, 19-52; has been 3',-_received. . _ ~ - ' ' ' '
perhape recall being advised at the ' ' A
to this Bureau that the matter discussed W
V jurisdiction of the FBI. However, in -' """"*' "1
view of your inninent departure from lashington the infor-
nation mas accepted j'or_transnitta.! to the appropriate -: - 5'.ageney, -ehteh aae te eonteet iieu if tnteeeeted. t _ 1.;
Pull details were made available at that tineto v,..,..7.the Department of the Air Force for evaluation and aonsider-
atian. In the absence of some arrangement between you and 7'-
- the Air Force, your further use of the pertinent facts is, .--
of course, a matter for your own determination. e H-,_
' ..Iou will
time of your visit
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i'E"T.-'2 n YEZLOE: A -' t e » ' """ .- T
u! et to 031, Air Force, dated 5-7-52 transmitted data _
furnished bylto the Bureau 5-5-52 concerning his ideas '
as to plans for a workable fl ying disc. i was informed '"
that further contact nai th him, if any, would cone free: the A *
interested ".'our:rnncn'L agency! rather than the I'Iureau.' Io mention
-- ima mar: or hi-1 keeping: the farts necret pending: a rcnlp Iran efhc Bureau or the Air Fm-ce. _. -Z-83894-2'73!.-Axe *
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THEidAGUE THEiIAULHL Qctober 6th
TH! NETHERLANDS
ll Pederel Bureau o Inveeti*'3
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Dear Mr - __1 $7
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Department cf Justice
Pennsylvania Avenue -
4'1 W A S H I N G T O N D.3.
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V Excuse me please if I mioevelled your name, but
I never saw it in writing.
I . On Mag gag at 2.15 P.K. of this year I paid youa visit in the ?,H,1=o?'1g9g, where §_§ol¢ you ¢qta11§_QQ
e certaineuhjggt you will eurely remember. At the end of rthe conversation I qromisned you not to_thlR_enout_i§ gg-. til I had received word from_you_wnether or not the ggooer
authorities were intereeted. It was taken tor granted thata'few months might elapse before the answer could be given.
Five months have 335364 by since then, and asthe subject has now become motive in Europe, I am reallyanxious to go uheod with it, I have otoourse tried to
chock the theory'on ouch uoueot and while doing so I
found various comolenentnry as well as fundnnental details.I have now reached the point however where ;would like to discuss the whole with an expert and I *would tneretor certainly aooreoiate to know whether I haveto consider our agreement on oomolete silence an still
being valid and necessary or not
It might be that you are too busy to he nble,to
write to me or that the euthoriti
it is not my intention to
will take it that there is
silence on my §uFAl* I do
the nontfary by the end of
_ By this propoui
issue but I would like tobother
no Ion
not re
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discussscientists frienda of mine, whien
am bound by my rgmigg to VQlI=Witi rery kind regards,
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*1 h ones ore not interested. As
you too much with it, I
ger any neoeseity for
teive any information_§o I
onth. .
o not intend to force on
n subject-like this with.1 c_anr1oFt_5iLo an long as I, .
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' RE: srscrm, INQUIRY ' '
. UNIDEN'1II~IED mam 0bJEC'IS; -- .- =
Inspector General, UShF "e » .ggebgéggréggeggrice 2,1? S;oecia1 Investigations =,-"New Iork 4, New !ork"_}_L}//1'15 -5,'...C .5 1
For the information of the Bureau, on Ku§st*2?}~l952, '5
the Newark division received a request from the Inspector General,
United States Air Force, 2nd District Office of Soecisl Investi- ~'
gations, 67 Broad Street, New Iork E ve York that the he
ground_of a civilian photorrapher, .
Paterson, N. J., and of _ Passa
N. J., be investigated in_an at cmpt to determine the r re iability
in view of the fact that they had allegedly observed and photo-
Z graphed an unidentified aerial object on July 31, 1952. e _, g
, The appropriate credit and criminal checks were made in ~
this matter as well as discreet neighborhood inquiries as to both
1 individuals,and nc information was received that either individual"
had criminal records or that they were known in the past to have -
perpetrated any kind of fraud.
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It was ascertained that _'did photograph an allegedly__ unidentified aerial object and that ?~,ritnessed the incident :_
and developed and printed the exposed ilm which was subsequently k
, forwarded to the 5th OSI District, Air Technical Intelligence. Center, wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio by Mr. y
staff writer, "The Herald News, Passaic, K. J." _u
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" The letter further requested that the nhotographer and *'
iv the witness be questioned as to the circumstances under which the ,1
., pnotcgranhs were taken and that an attempt be maa to locate _
other sources in the area that might determine the authenticity ~ - of the photos. No investigation of this type was made by the v
¢ Newark division. i
,_ _ _ -D CY §L,*' -; _ . In accordance with SAC letter #63, Series 1952 58365 <--1 ' E/29/52, the results of the credit and criminal checks and the » ,
~ neighborhood investigations were forwarded to the local OSI <'*"
~ - Office, New York City end no further investirations have been 5'-
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Oié Memorandum ~ UNITED sures covexmmsm"
to s Mr. A. H. Be1{f1/ci11tf- . . omrm September 20, 1952
SUBJECT: STRENGE WHITE DBJ&?1CT
MQHTAN£ ON SE?;EMBRR
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SELTN ovxzn
19, 1952 v/
talked »92h ASAC Plaxico of Butte on September 20,
ttached news releases indicating that the FBI
was investigating a strange white object which reportedly
h f M t f about ne hundred =t=9.1LK9_<imiles.-
object
gone was
ACTION:contemplated. -
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Mg. Plaxico stated that while a report of this
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of August 26, 19.52, the Air Force requested
cap of Hr. h a ecoutnaster
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that we examine the
at IestePaln Beach, Florida, who claims that he observed a "'
unidentified flying object in a desolate area. He report
that upon his investigation, a Q object 30 feet in diam t
hovered over his head and shot a "red blob" which causeci-hi
lose consciousness. The cap has some holes burned in it an it
is reported that the hair on Desvergers' arms wassinged.
Air Force requested that we determine, if possible, from any
residues left the nature of the residual material;
The Air Force desires an oral report on' this tonight.
!e have finiehed the eeaeinatien and are preparing te adviee the
Air Force as follows: - '
permit a determination '
the burns in the
is one minute burned
caused intentionally"l. There is_ no re_sidue |ohich_wo_uld
as to the nature" of the material which caused
cap. In addition to the obvious burns, there
area which is probably too small to have been
but lore likely by a small hot ember.
2. The bill and a large part of the edges of the cap
are singed but the singeing is not uniform as would be expected
if it had been caused at one time by a single flash of flame. The
front edge of the oap bill is more severely singed than other.
portions of the cap.. This condition would not be 'e_:o-psoted if the
source of the flame was directly overhead. _' ' " _ ,1V . - ' -
3. l'hen the cap is observed from the front,the left
edge of the insignia and the fold in the blue cloth, there is an "
absence of eingeing noted under the fold suggesting the possibility
that the cap was not being worn when the singeing took place.
It is noted that this fold "smooths out" when the cap is-placed
on the head. - ~ -,|_, _., .
request, of Colonel in ",- /of the Air Force, it is recomended that he be -
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To advise all Bupervieors engaged on night '
duty of instructions concerning the referral of
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e Captain oar sen Air force L , .
Jase, Bowling field, has requested that any information
concerning the lighting of flying discs saucers, etc.!
be telephonically furnished immediately to his office,
day or night, by dialling Code 1261, and asking for
I-rtension 509. Captain iadviscd the Air Force '
is greatly concerned about the captioned matter, and _
would appreciate the Bureau's cooperation in immediately'"
advising of details received concerning such complaints. ,
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It is recommended a copy of this memorandum
be filed in the night and meet-end Supervisor's bookyour office for their information. h E;
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c! Orpg1;ge__o_1scs 7- Reference is made to Bureau Bulletin #57, '. _Paragraph D, dated October 1, l9#7, and SAC Letter #38, dated 92' 1,1March 25, 1949, in the captioned matter. A "-,_, é.
It is noted that some Breau field offices are not fur; Jfi%
to existing Bureau instructions. f __v _ -"H _"'-I r_.u »'
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Upon receipt of information by your office relating to "ff
the si hti of f g ng a lying disc, you should endeavor to determine - 92;from the complainant details of the type referred to in the Air " '-.Force memorandum which was furnished to your office as an enclosureito SAC Letter #3é. The information should then be promptly fur-.-'~f_nished to OSI locally by your office. As you are aware, the in- :_-..vestigation of so~cal1ed'flying discs ie the responsibility of the..-.
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To recommend existing instructions to the field
re flying diecs be called to the attention of the
field. -
' QACKGROUND:
A review of conmunioatione received from the
field indicates they are not observing existing
instructions contained in Bureau Bulletin #57, para-'
graph D, dated 10/1/4?, and SAC Letter #38, dated
3/£5/49, to refer details of complaints regarding
flying saucers to OSI locally.
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It ,ie recommended the attached B10; L et ter. +-e
be issued. . '
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