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2842 .
57th St.
Seattle 7, Washingto
October 10, 1960.
Personnel Section,
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
u. s. Dep 1 t of Justice,
9th & ?ennaylvania,
Washington, n. c.
Gentlement
There is a gentleman,
or caused to be published,
a
a
11 Dr." Stranges , ,:i\o has published,
book dealing witV1Flying Saucers 11 •
Sincerely,
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0-~.!'< "cr­
Alfred Zig er.
In public and in private the man infers that he is a
former member of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
t~ ;J1is true?
UJ t}S t7'
Thie "Dr . ~tranges ( Doetor of What? -- hae never been
explained.)i s
ry careful of hie wording, in speech and in
writing, inferri g many things, yet doing ao in a manner that
will allow him to deny them, if necessary.
He quite skilfully avoids answering directly to direct
questions.
Al l of t his ie done in a manner indicating that he ie
rather careless of the truth, yet the sort of thing that is
pretty hard to pin down.
"Dr.
11 Stranges has coupled hie "Flying Saucers" with a
religious theme in such a manner that he is invited to occupy
the pul pit in churches around the land.
It is my personal opinion that the man i s using the churches
f or his private g~in. (Tax free, no doubt.)
I am not aware that he has broken the law in any respect,
but from a moral standpoint, he is, I feel, worse than a law­
breaker.
He will be coming again to my church in a fe'IV v•eeks, and
on the occasion of his other visit t o ld several quite patent
lies.
If t his man is either by law, or morally, a fraud I am
quite opposed to his appearance in my church.
I would appreciate kno~ing if he is, in t ruth, a former
member of your organization.
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