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• CORBIN, during the course of the interview,. made no
mntion of OEORGll or J Hti UASON, and when specifically questioned nth
regarde to tbo two above individuals, he said tt-.at ho did not recall
either.
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On 10 l y 1952 the rocords or the FBI Field Off~Baltimore,
aryland, wore revif'wed and reflected thnt DONALD FRANKLD
fffi"lART,
22h ,arren Avenue, .altimoro., Maryland, wns quostioned ~
illegal
wearing ot the '.:ivy uniform 1n July 1948.
Records also rencet that
STEWART was a l!l8ober of the U. S. Naval Reoorve end the invostis t ion
was discontinued as no violation.
'lhese records also ronoct tbat
STEW RT was .f1red i'rom the Baltimore Supply Company, Daltir:lore,
ryland,
ror placing a ®Cal. or the hamt!.er and sickle and rod star on tho door or
a Balt.illlore Supply Co any truck.
This act
s comrnittoci on JO July
1948.
The FBI Field O!fiee records r.,.tlec't no records ot ULillS LOUIS
Al!OSS and no derogatory- 1n.format1on on L(JUIS E. CORDI~,
t·o 1n.fomat1on
concerning reports of' unconvential aircraft sighter -"l.rlng the past
two (2) years were on record at tha FBI Field Oftice.
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~ . I>'JNALD FRAlllQ.IN STEV'IART vas- intervicl18d at his renidence.,
224 Warren Avenue, Baltimore,
ry-land, on 10 Ma;y 19.52., and with
rel'erence to the incident 1n iru,tant case, he related in 8ubstanco as
loll.owaa
STEWAR'l', accompanied b7 his friend, OE ROE 'i'YI.ER, '1Cre returnins
to Balti.moro trom Glenn Bumi.e, Uar;rl.and, vio. tho n1t.chie HislffleyJ on
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rch 19$2.
They ,oro in a 1949 Anglia. Vampire., an English car, a.nd
"81"8 procaedins in a northerl.y <lirection., ~ving juet. left a Hov.-:>.rd
Johnson Restaurant adjaeont to tho intersection of Ritchie ',i ~y and
u. S . Hir.hD¥ f}JOl.
ihile :lpproncatel.y opeosite a harmss track fivo
hundred (Sao) yards north or the above named intersecti.on,
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rel.ated., he o~...orved a strange looking aircra1't appearing on tho norizon
ahead of his automobile.
STmART described tho aircrai't as boir.g a
flat disk with a cupola or dome in the canter of ono side.
Ho doscribod
the dome as having what a ppeared to be a small wrthole on one side
and the shadowy outlim or what appearod to be a "hatch, similar t-0
those found on a shiP" •
He stated tbat this cratt appr ached his
vehicle from a northeasterly direction and hovered above his auto obile.
He tu.rt.her described the object. as being of a luminous silver
color and emitting brie}lt liehta around tho edges similar to noon
tubing or hidi brilliance.
He stated that at t.ha tme the incident
occurred he Md 1n the rear scat of his vchiclo a Th0tq>eon sub-fflachine
gun W1t,h which weapon he left the automobile and walked arourd the car
several 'til!l8a debating as to whether or not, he should f'ire upon the
aircraft.
He advised that hie C01llp&nion, TYLBR1 reMined in the auto­
mobile and bad pleaded Tiith him not to discilarr;o tt-e .oapon £0:r fear ofJ
retal.1at1on 1"t''D. the aircraft.
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ART 1ecl1ood to c~
"'lt au to /
the 1r1.fQn.,_J?Nsurt-t. ~bouts, or owner o! t .e above named :.:.aMn.
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