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Mr. Clegg
Mr . Glavi
Mr. Harbo
Mr. Rosen
Mr. Tracy_
July 8, 1952
Mr. Laughlin_
Mr. Mohr_
Tele. RooIJL.....
Thad W. Culmer II Mr. Holloman~
Post Office Box
Miss Gandy_
Robinson• Illinoi
Kr. J. Edgar Hoover, Director
Federal Bureau or Investigation
Washington• District of Columbia
Dear Mr. Hoovers
Perhaps this is a little out of your line of endeavor, however. I feel that per­
haps you or your organization might be able to give me some infonnatio:n. concerning
the following matter.
FrODI. the first time it was written up in the press I have been keenly in~rested
in strange celestial phenomena suoh a.a the flying disks popularly oalledt.,_'"flying
saucers.9
Now out of all the thousands of people who have reporte4 sightings not all ot
them have had too much to drink, nor could they have been victims of optical
illusions, retinal retention, or hallucinations. Some of tha objects sighted
could not have been jet oraft• guided missiles• or rockets• neither could they
all have beeJl weather instruments. Unretouched and undoctored photographs have
given evidence that someone must have seen something•
It seems that both civil and military authorities are most willing to proclaim.
what the objects a.re not. I feel there is mor e to t he ma.tter than meets the eye.
My deoision to write you was based on the thought I would get straight a.nswera.
Do you have ~
ideas or da.ta on thia subject? Whe.t a.re your opi:aions? If not.
where might I write for such information? A:ay kindness, consideration. or in...
formation whioh you can extend toward me concerning this matter will certainl~
be most sincerely 8.ppreoiatede