65_HS1-834228961_62-HQ-83894_Section_7 Section 7 of FBI HQ case file 62-HQ-83894, including the 1950 Garcia Macias propulsion proposal correspondence and other letters/proposals from researchers and the public submitted to the FBI.
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SAVANNAH
IRECTOR, FBI URGENT
fLYING AUCERS, SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT, AEC. SECURITY OFFIC
ADVISED THIS DATE THAT TWO EMPLOYEES OF THE E. I. DU PONT COMPANY
SAW A BLUE LIGHT WITH AN ORANGE FRINGE SHAPED LIKE A SAUCER FLY OVER
THE FOUR HUNDRED AREA OF THE SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT AT APPROXIMATELY
NINE THIRTY PM AUGUST EIGHT, FIFTYTWO, OBJECT FLYING AT A HIGH RATE
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August 11, 1952
Mr. Edmond J.N{ane
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Dear Mr. Kane: 7 e J-?
Your letter dated August 1, 1952, has
been received, and I appreciate the interest which
prompted your bringing your observations to my
attention.
Inasmuch as the matter of the flying
saucers is being investigated by the United States
Air Force, I am taking the liberty of forwarding a
copy of your letter to the Director of Special Invest
The ‘Inspector, Fenéral,iDépartment o <she Avr, Force, Ihe Pe
Washington, D. Co If you have jurtner observations along
this line, I would suggest that you may wish to com-
municate directly with him,
Sincerely yours,
John Edgar Hoover
Director
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Mrs. Orae L7 Tygrett
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New Palestine, Indiana
Dear Mrs. Tygrett:
Your letter dated July 31, 1952, addressed to the
War Department, c/o Federal Bureau of Investi at ion, has been
received.
Your interest in furnishing your observation in
this regard is appreciated.
In view of the contents of your communication
which also appear to be of interest to the Department of
the Air Force, I have taken the liberty of furnishing
thet Agency @ copy of ypyour letter.
Sincerely yours,
John Edgar Hoover
Director
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Auguss 13, 1952
Director of Special Investigations
The Inspector General
Department of bthe Air Force
The Pentagon
Washington 25, De Ceo
From: John Edgar Hoover, Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Subdbject: FLYING DISKS
There is attached a Photostat of a self
explanatery letter dated August S5, 18952, at
Pontiac, NMichigan, received by this Bureau from
Mr. W. H. Jennings, 3096 Hazelmary, Zome 17, Pontiac,
Michigan, relating %0 the captioned matter.
Mr. Jennings' letter has been acknowledged
and he has been informed $hat a copy of his letter
has been furnished
%o your office for appropriate
attention. No further action is contemplated in this
matter by this Bureau.
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Director of Special Investigations
The Inspector General
Department of the Air Force
The Pentagon
Fashington 25, De (.
From: John Edgar Hoover, Director
_Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Sudject: FLYING DISKS
There is attached a copy oS a selS
explanatory letter dated July 31, 1952, received
by this Bureau from ¥r. Penedicto Romere, 1647
Park Avenue, New York City, relating to the
captioned matter.
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¥r. Romero's letter has been acknowledged $
and he has been informed that a copy of his letter
has been furnished to your o/fice for apyropriate
attentions. No jfurther action is contenplated in
this matter by this Bureau.
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August M, 1952
Director of Special Investigations
The Inspector General
Department of the Air Force
The Pentagon
Washington 25, D« Ce
From: John Edger Hoover, Lirector
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Subject: FLYING DISKS
There i3 attached a copy of a self-
ezplanatory letier dated August 1, 1952, received
by this Bureau from Mrs. Fred Haufe, 606 Walnut
Avenue, Fairmont, West Virginia, relating to
the captioned matter. Jf“
¥rs. Haufe's letter has been acknowledged
and she has been informed that a copy of her letter
has been furnished to your office for appropriate
attention. JNo further action is contemplated in
this matter by this Bureau.
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TO : T \RR DATE: August 8,
FROM : G F. DOWNING (N>
SUBJEC"’/ANONTMOUS COMMUNICATION WRITTEN
/UPGE}-.MAN LANGUAGE RECEIVED BY
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TO "FLYING SAUCERS!
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Reference is made to a letter from the Cincinnati Office dated
August 6, 1952, submitting an anonymous letter in German concerning € &,
so-called "Flying Saucers.' _ )
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prepared in the Cryptanalysis-Translation Section. {
No reply has been made by us to the August 6, 1952, letter from
Cincinnati.
RECOMMENDATION:
That the Domestic Intelligence Division review the Cincinnati
submission and accompanying Bureau translation, for appropriate handling,
noting particularly a suggestion in the last paragraph of the Cincinnati
letter to consider making this informatiop available to other Governmental
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Flying Saucer,
a weapon tested in 194k, which is probably now being produced in
series, and at this time causes a great stir, is & V-weapon which
has a round body similar to a disk having a diameter of about
48«50 me On the outer ring it has about L5-50 automatic circular
nozzles which after the ignition of the disk circulate around a
plexiglass sphere in the center in which the measuring and controlling
devices for long-distance steering are locateds In the sphere is still
sufficient space for atom bombs. These weapons are in iussian hands
and can have an effective range of 30-35,000 km. The constructor of
V-weapons RIEDEL in Germany stated that it concerns a typical V-weapon
on which he had worked himself. I am sure that the truth is better
than a panic among ignorant pecple.
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BORDERLAND SCIENCES , RESEARCH ASSOCIATES
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MEAD LAYNE - Directors; MAX FREEDOM LONG - Director
Reference is made to San Diego letter dated 8-5-52 concerning the
captioned matters
For the additional information of the Bureau, there is being trans—
mitted herewith one copy each of the following which were made
available to me by FRANCIS OHM, who is a member of the captioned
organizations
1. Mimeographed letter consisting of four
pages addressed to His Excellency, The
President of the United States.
Minmeographed announcement consisting of
three pages entitled "For Information of
the Public —- and the Sake of the Record —
A Synopsis of Important Data".
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Jackson, Minnesota
gflDear Mr. Hoffmeyer:
Your letter postmarked August 15, 1952,
together with enclosure, has been received, and I
want to thank you for bringing this matter to imy
attention.
Inasmuch as the contents of your communie-
cation do not reflect any violation within the
Jurisdiction of this Bureau, I am unable to comply
with your requests
I am taking the liberty of forwarding a
copy of your letter and your original enclosure to
the Director of Special Investigationsy The Inspector
Feneral, Department of the Air Force, The Pentagon,
Vashington 25, Ds C., since these matters may be of
interest to that agency.
Sincerely yours,
John Edgar Hoover
Director
Copy of incoming to Dept. of Air Force.
NOTE: In view of curr@spofidéb%’gffl@fiqrgé?e to a. "steady white
light" circling their farm, his letter wmveh
is being referred
to the U.S.iAir Force brandh Dhkemeshed in matters of this types
Correspondent’'s enclosure was Q §&qble of what appeared to be
shredded thin strips of tinifoids
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Aug 2, 1952
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal bureau of Investigation.
Washington, D. Ce
Dear Mr Hoover:
I don't know if you analyze articles so will
send you a sample of (something that looks like tinsel)
because my uncle found it in a pasture in a round pile,
underneath of it, it looks as tho the clover was burned,
& there are 3 similar patches which are burned in a
triangle form. Last Sunday Morning the Neighbors Wife
got up to get a drink of water & happned to see a steady
white Light circling their farm, but didn't pay any
attention to it. Than Sunday morn. when my uncle went
to get the cows, he saw this stuff shining in the Sun
lighte It couldn't of been dropped out of a plane as it
was loose & not in a container & the nearest road is
about a # mile from the pasture & now we are wondering
what it is. So would like to have you analyze it & let
me know.
Sincerely yours,
/s/ Wm Hoffmeyer
August 20, 1952
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ir. John E.Xiang
1413 South Vermont
Los Angeles 6, California
Dear Mr. Lang:
& 73 Your letter of August 12, 1952, has been received
and I want you to know that I appreciate the interest
prompting you to bring your observations to my attention.
Inasmuch as the matter to which you refer is of
interest to the United States Air Force authorities, I anm
taking the liberty of making a copy of your communication
available to The Honorable, The Secretary of the Air Force,
The Pentagon, #ashington 25, D. C.
incerely yours,
John Edgar Hoover
Director
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August 5, 1952
SAC, San Diego
BORDERLAND SCIENCES, RESEARCH ASSOCIATES
San Diego, California; MEAD LAYNE, Directorj
MAX FREEDOM LONG, Director
I;{\viaw of the current hysteria concerning the
so-called TMflying saucers", I thought that the Bureau
might be interested in the following information concern=
ing the captioned organization.
I am transmitting herewith certain literature con=-
cerning the captioned organization which was furnished to
me by FRANCIS OHM, who operates the Businessmens Assurance
Company in Sen Diego and who has his office in the same
bullding housing the FBI office.
It is of interest to note that on Friday, August I
1952, at approximately 12300' noon, FRANCIS OHM asked to se
me urgently, which I did. As a member of the captioned
organization, he advised me that they were having a meeti
at 1:00 PM the same day, inasmuch as they had been advise
that they had some very important information to discuss.
He went on to relate that through the means utilized by h bt
organization (which the enclosed literature will reflect
borders on the oceult), they were able to prognosticate
well in advance the recent earthquake which occurred in
Tehachapl, California., He advised that they have also
been sble to obtain the following information:
1. That a very severe tidal wave will hit the
Pacific Ocean sometime in the not too remote future and
that most of the Japanese Islends will be washed away
end disappear,
2. That 2ll fishes with scales in Japanese
waters will soon leave these waters for other destina-
tions, in view of the oncoming tidal wave.
3. That this tidal wave will wash away the
Hawaiian Islands.
i, Thet the West Coast of the United States will
likewise be affected by this tidel wave.
5. That they prognosticated the appearance of
a new island in the Pacific which was published in the
newspapers within the past week,
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Re: BORDERLAND SCIENCES, RESEARCH ASSOCIATES
San Diego, California; MEAD LAYNE, Director;
MAX FREEDOM LONG, Director
6. That the flying saucers are not fantasies; that
they are factual and actualj that his associetes in the captioned
organization have been in conversation with the men operating
the flying saucers, and that they have asked that high officials
of the U, S, Government be informed that they are here on our
planet on a peaceful mission and that they are not on a warlike
mission. However, if the U, S. Government continues to send
planes after these flying saucers snd if these planes fire on
the flying seucers, they have disintegrators which they will
utilize and which will disintegrate these plmes completely in
no time flat,
Mr., OHM requested that either I myself attend the
meeting at 1:00 PM or that I designate a stenographer to attend
the meeting, so that she could take down all the minutes of the
meeting, I told him that unfortunately this was very short
notice, that I had another commitment and that our stenogrephers
were pretty well occupied at that time, He sald he would advise
me of anything important that might transpire at the meeting. k
As of August 2, 1952, he has not advised me of enything which
transpired at the meeting.
I should like to point out that OHM appears to be | 1
a perfectly sane, sound individuel; he operates a very large
insurance business in Sen Diego, and is convinced in his own
mind of the efficacy of this organization,
No investigation is being conducted concerning this
matter and I do not contemplate attending any meetings of this
orgeanization,
August 25, 1952
Mr. Co SelLhoinski
Koshkonong, Missouri
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Dear Mr. Choinski:
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Your letter dated August 14, 1952, has been
recetved, and I want to thank you for affording me the
benefit of your observations.
Inasmuch as the matter to which you refer
is of interest to another governmental ayency, I am
taking the liberty of forwarding a copy of your com=
niénication to the Director of Special Investigations,
The Inspector General, Department of the Air Force,
The Pentagon, Washington 25, D. C.
Sincerely yours,
John Edgar Hoover
Director
Copy of incoming sent to the Director of Special
Investigations, the Inspector General, Deparitment of
the Air Force, by form letter.
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STANDARD ForM No. 64 ]i 1"
Ofiice Memommlz;m ¢ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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TO : Mr. 4. H. Bfin
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FROM : Mr. W. A. Efaniga@/)/flj/h Toton____
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SUBJECT: FLYING DISCS N\ / S
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PURPOSE:
To recommend existing instructions te the field Tele, Room__
re flying discs be called to the attention of the Yoame
field. N
BACKGROUND:
4 review of communications received from the
field indicates they are not observing existing
instructions contained in Bureau Bulletin #57, para=
graph D, dated 10/1/47, and SAC Letter #38, dated
3/25/49, to refer details of complaints regarding
Sflying saucers to 0SI locally.
ACTION:
It is recommended the attached SAC Let ter
be issued.
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STANDARD FORM NO. 64 ' ‘
Oflice Memamndum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO : A. H. BEEYON / DATE: ~ August 18, 1952
FROM : W. 4. 5;7@*.;"9415
SUBJECT: ~FLYING DISCS
PURPOSE
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To advise all Supervisors engaged on night
duty of instructions concerning the referral of
flying disc information to 0SI.
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BACKGROUND
Captain William Deegan, 0SI, 4th Air Force
Base, Bowling Field, has requested that any information
concerning the sighting of flying discs (saucers, etc.)
be telephonically furnished immediately to his office,
day or night, by dialling Code 1261, and asking for
Extension 509. Captain Deegan advised the Air Force
i8 greatly concerned about the captioned matter, and
would appreciate the Bureau's cooperation in immediately
advising of details received concerning such compldints.
ACTION:
It is recommended a copy of this memorandum
be filed in the night and week-end Supervisor's book 7
ip your office for their information. E;
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(c)\)E;gInq‘p;scs -- Reference is made to Bureau Bulletin #57,
Paragraph
D, dated October 1, 1947, and SAC Letter #38, dated
March 25, 1949, in the captioned matter.
It is noted that some Bureau field offices are not fur-
nishing to 0SI locally complaints regarding flying discs, pursuant
to existing Bureau instructions,
Upon receipt of information by your office relating
to
the sighting of a flying disc, you should endeavor to
determine
from the complainant details of the type referr
ed to in the Air
Force memorandum, which was furnished to your office as an enclosure
to SAC Letter #Bé. The information should then be promptly fur-
nished to 0SI locally by your office, As you are aware, the in-
vestigation of so-called flying discs is the responsibility of the
Department of the Air Force,
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FROM : D. J. PAI-ZSONS7 ¢
SUBJECT: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OEJEC 7
ALLEGEDLY CITED BY MR. D. DESVERGERS,
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA
By letter of August 26, 1952, the Air Force requested
that we examine the cap of Mr. Desvergers, a scoutmaster Tele. Room___
at West Palm Beach, Florida, who claims that he observed g ::;
unidentified flying object in a desolate area. He report§|W/
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that upon his investigation, a B object 30 feet in diam /
hovered over his head and shot a "red blob"” which causedrhim®to //
lose consciousness. The cap has some holes burned in it and it /
is reported that the hair on Desvergers' arms was singed. The
Air Force requested that we determine, if possible, from any £ 6\/ = /,’
residues left the nature of the residual material. /t\(‘»\ 24
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The Air Force desires an oral report on this tonight. \
We have finished the eramination and are preparing to advise the
Air Force as follows:
1. There is no residue which would permit a determination
as to the nature of the material which caused the burns in the
cap. In addition to the obvious burns, there is one minute burned
area which is probably too small to have been caused intentionally
but more 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 cap bill is more severely singed than other
portions of the cap. This condition would not be expected if the
source of the flame was directly overhead. 1 v
3. When 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 singeing 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.
RECOMMENDATION: That in response to the request, of Colonel Free
of the Air Force, it is recommended that he be
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Dear Mre Elwell:
Your letter postmarked September 6, 1952,
has been received, and I appreciate the interest
brompting you to let me have the benefit of your
observations.
Since the contents of your communication
may be of interest to other governmental agencies,
I am taking the liberty of forwarding copies of it
to the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics, Civil
Aeronautice Administration, Depariment of Commerce,
Washington, D, C., and to The Honorable, The Secretary
of Defense, The Pentagon, Washington, D, C
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SRETNERE
dincerely yours,
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John Edgar Hoover
Jirector
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Office Memorandum - vsiren STATES GOVERNMENT
To : Mr. A. H. Bel{l&kffi DATE: September 20, 1952
FROM : C. E. I-Iennricba ;
SUBJECT: STRANGE WHITE OBJECT SEEN OVER
MONTANA ON SEPTEMBER 19, 1952 4
I talked wfkh ASAG Plaxico of Butte on September 20,
re the attached‘news releases indicating that the FBI
was_investigating a strange white object which reportedly
streaked across the sky of Montana for about one hundred
miles. Mr. Plaxico stated that while a report of this
object had been received at the Butte Office, that no
investigation was conducted regarding the matter and that
none was contemplated.
ACTION:
For your information.
Attachment
CEH:meh'
S00Ci 6 1952
15 W39T | us
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3isne ;‘U'LdBG'S'f
STANDARD FORM NO. 64
NCATIAL
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