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This is section 1 of FBI headquarters file 62-HQ-83894 on flying discs, compiled in July and August 1947. It collects press clippings, including a report of a disc found by a priest in Grafton, Wisconsin, that a Milwaukee memo treats as a prank involving a circular saw. It also holds a Milwaukee report on a disc found near Black River Falls, a Portland teletype about a pilot's sighting over Myrtle Creek, Oregon, citizen letters, and Hoover's correspondence forwarding material to the War Department.
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' /@fie e~tying~ ~ of(, 5615 5He~ia ~face &'an ':D~ego 4 , &l(lf• •T~ ROBIN A r,n:MORi,J.!IJUr.! OF IMPORTANCE -(For your Information) THIS !v!Er/ORANDU?J i s respectfully addressed to certain scientists of distinct ion, to iilll)ortant aeronautical and 1nilitary authorities, to a numbor of public officials, and to a fow publications• The writer h8:_s l i ttle axpoctation t hat anything of import will be ~ecc;nplished by this gesture . The moro fact that the data here i n ~ere obtained by so- called supernormal~ i s~bably sufficient to insure i ts disregard by nearly all the per sons addr essed; never theless it seems a public duty to make i t available. (The present writer has several university degrees and uas formerly a universi t y depart ment head) . A very seri ous situation may develop at &ny t i me uith r egard t o th~ "flying saucers." If one of the so shc-uld be attacked , t he attacking plane '17111 almost cer tainly be destroyed. In tho public mind this might create near panic and internat ional suspici on. The princip84- data concerning these craft is no~ at hand and must be offered , no matter how fantastic and Wli ntelligiblo it may seem to minds not previously i nstructed in thinking of this type. # l. Part of the disks carry cre~s , others are under remote control. 2 . Their mission is peaceful. The visitors contemplate settli ng on this ~lanot.II 3. These visitor~ are human- liko but much larger in size. 4 . They are NOT excarnate earth people, but come from their o;m \/Orld. 5. They do NOT come from any "planet " as -10 use tha ,;1ord, but from an otheric planet .mich intorpenetratos 7~th our orm and is not per ceptible to us. 6. The bodies of the viaitors , and the craft also , automatically ''I:Jatcrialize" on entering the vibratcry rate of our dense matter: (Cp. "apports. 11 ) ? . The disks possess a tYl)e of radiant energy, or a ray , which will easil y disintegrate any attacking ship . They r eenter the otheric at will, and so si mply disappear from our vision, without :brace . The region from which they come i s NOT the "astral plane" , but corros - ponds t o the Lokas or Talas . St udents of esoteric matter s .nll understand these terms. IND~1J 9, They probably cannot be re~ched by radio, but pr 'F1Ycan be by r adar ,if a signal system can be devised for that ca; snatu ·.1 'f"' ,tJ f" " ~ Wo give i nformation end oorning, and can do no more . Lev· t he n:ewcomeTs be ~reated uith every kindness. Unless the disks ar e ,n~ ~(\i , a 3*Aijtion rt3:J:®atens wit h which our culturo and science are incapable of~~rng. A heavy rosponsib,il i ty rests upon t he rm.- in authority v;ho ar e able to understand ilei. e ma-tter. N. Meade l.£l.yne /✓ ddendum: Th I kas are oval ah pe, lU~ea thwi3615 A~~ Placo oval with a he t-re~isting metal er alloy not yet kSan Diego, California. the dl ~l:!.W.:>.Y.'H.-~"'-· 21
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