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CIVILIAN RESEARCH,
INTERPLANETARY FLYING OBJECTS
LEONARD H . STRINGFIELD,
Director,
7017 Britton Avenue
Cincinnati 27, Ohio
A sourc of unknown reliability, an acquain­
tance of LEONARD H.
TRINGFI=LD who is the Director of
the captioned organization Civilian Research, Inter­
planetary Flying Objects, in October, 1954 advised that
ST INGFJELD created this organization due to his intense
interest in flying saucers.
Tb.is source advised that
STRINGFIELD is the Director of the organization and is
assisted by his wife, and that STRINGFIELD writes and
publishes monthly the multi-lithographed 11Newsletter 11
of the organization. He uses the II ewsletter" to report
news pertaining to the sightings of flying saucers and
he claims the "Newsletter 11 now has a world-wide circula­
tion of about 4 ,000 co ies .
The
ewsletter" sells at the
11
subscription price of
2. 00 per year.
The same source furnished a copy of the "News­
letter" dated October 1, 1954, which issue is designated
Volume 1,
umber 7, and carries the address Post Office
Box 1855 (Cincinnati, Ohio) .
This issue identifies
LEONARD H. STRINGFIELD, address as captioned above, as
the Director of the organization and reports that be had
a private talk with Lieutenant Colo el JO
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, Deputy
Connnander, Intelligence, United tates Air Force , on
September 21, 1954, and that in essence Colonel O'MARA
told STRINGFIELD that flying saucers do exist and that
past contradictions were u.n.for wiate.
It is noted that the final edition of the
Cincinnati 11 Times Star", a newspaper of' general circu­
lation in Cincinnati, Ohio, in its issue of September 28,
1954 on Page 25, carried an article entitled "Saucers,
No Myth, Says Researcher" .
This article refers to the