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;,AN~• FORM NO. 84
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.Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATB: 6/2/54
TO
DIRECTOR, FBI
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MISCELLANEOUS -
INFO
TION CONCERNING
This interview is predicated upon a telephone call received by
SAC L. L .
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on 7/29/5'4 fr
J01I:";,~~n··so , Security Officer, Bureau of
Aeronautics , U. S. Navy Department.
On the same date JOHN HlfrSON was interviewed in Room 2912, Main
Navy Building.
Also present during the interview was Commander L. T.
UISTON, USN.
HtJrSON and M.c UISTO furnished t he i'ollowing information:
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They advised that the Office of Naval Intelligence had forwarded
a file to the Bureau of Aeronautics 1'7ith enclosures hich had been received
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from retired A
• al HERBERT B.
Oil.LES of South Berwick,
ccord­
ing to HUTSON
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cQUISTO , KNO,~ resic.ed near Mrs.
who
had been receiving messages through to
t transmission.
S :AN approached
KNO
and advised him that "flying saucers" ere here to help mankind.
Information received by HUTSO
indicated that KNO;n:.ES became interested
in the messages receiva:ilby r s . S iAN and felt that the matter should be
investigated by the Government.
HUTSO
advised that KNO,n.ES
ote to Admiral
PEY, Director
of Naval ntelligence, on 6/1/54 enclosing some of the messages received
by Mrs . SWAN.
Receiving no reply to his original communication, KNO /LES
again wrote ONI on 6/7/54.
HUTSO
advi ed that the first letter that
KNO fLES W11ote to ONI cont·
ed information that Mrs . S AN ,,as receiving
messages through thought control fran "outer space" and wrote them down
as she received them.
The letter, according to HtrrSON, stated that r s .
SWAN would write without any effort on her part and would write continuousl
for four or five hours at a time
tbout getting tired.
He stated that ONI
had in their possession the transmissions or messages that had been received
by
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HUTSON stated that ONI bad advised that in the absence of any
( definite evidence of' conversations, they ould do nothing in the matter.
He also 'stated that the Bureau of Aeronautics took no official action in
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