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On the afternoon of May 20, 1949, Miss Kaye lochrie, 4900 N.
Harding Avenue, Chicago 25, Illinois, was referred to my office from the
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Director's Office.
Miss Lochrie stated she was going to be in Washington for a
few da~s that she was staying at the .Ambassador Hotel.
She stated
that Ro Palmer, Managing E:clitor of the,Je,ff Davis Publishing Ccmpany in
Chica
had some infonnation regardiog'--nying discs. Miss Lochrie said
that Palmer's theory was to the effect that when people died their souls
entered a space on this earth which is, of course, invisible to human
eyes.
He said that in this soul world there are good arxi bad people am
that they have become involved in a war. According to Miss Lochrie, Palmer's
theory is that the flying discs which have been seen are the explosives be­
ing used in the warfare between the good am bad souls.
N,iss Lochrie stated that the real purpose of her visit to the
Bureau was to get her own name cleared. She said that the FBI has been con­
ducting investigation regarding her arxi that she wanted to know the results
of the investigation. I asked her what kind of an investigation the FBI had
been making regarding her and she stated she was under suspicion of espionage
activities. I informed her that I could not furnish her l'd.th any information
which is contained in the Bureau's files inasmuch as our files have been
designated as confidential by the Attorney General.
Miss Lochrie accepted this explanation am stated regarding her
present activities that she had been in the Wacs as a private am bad re­
ceived an honorable discharge in 1945. She said at the present time .she is
working as a model in Chi<;ago.
She impressed me as being somewhat mentally unbalanced..
A check of the files failed to reveal that we have comucted any
investigation relative to this individua;, - · -:~
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INDEXED· 62
2,JUN7 1949.