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This section of FBI file 62-HQ-83894 collects Bureau correspondence and memoranda on flying saucers from 1952 to 1954. It holds letters from the public, which J. Edgar Hoover forwarded to the Air Force's Office of Special Investigations, and a 1952 teletype about a saucer-shaped light over the Savannah River Plant. It also includes an FBI Laboratory examination of the burned cap of scoutmaster D. S. DesVergers, which found no identifying residue, and instructions to field offices to refer disc reports to the Air Force.
“The Advance”6 pages
.- . • W . S.\ iVooO F ILt.. 7'rcsiden r 1\:r. S z oJ une 30, 1953 MLs Ga..Jy Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D. c. Gentlemens A relative of mine living in Circleville , Onio has advised me of the following account. Two years ago a respected farmer living near Circleville saw a lighted object dancing around flying around in the air near him late at night in a pasture or fie l d, -- a ~ lyit2£ aa~~e• • In due1time this came to have general knowledge in the community, and about one year 1ago the story appeared in the Circleville newspaper . I Since then he is presumed to have been consulted with representatives of the F.B.I. , so it is said there, and only three weeks ago or so it is said the F.B.I. representatives came to consult with him again. This time they broughtpictures to show the farme r of various types of these flying saucers or space ships that have been apprehended by the government from time to time, and the farmer was able to identify one of them as the type of thing he had seen two years ago. The farmer was told, as the story goes, by your representatives, that the par ticular flying saucer he identified is the type that is known to have been flown down from the planet Mars, and that similar ships have been captured, and that your agency or the government hold captive one man at least in California who was taken from one of these things from Mars. This Martian it is understood is now being taught how to speak English -- in California -- and taught .American customs . It is said that it is apparent that this Martian comes from a civilization much more advanced than our own civiliation•• •• and that this account has general ~ knowledge as reported here in that community. ~ 0 - - I understand that the farmer is a Mr..l' Stevenson~ that he is held in very high repute in th' community, prosperous, conservative and of presumed sound mind. r1,t- I ,'ii. -11-~9</ 3.3§, , -~-0 /!J fS /ti IEORDED • 68 Jlu. i3 1~3 / . E:;_ (,. W,i'J \~OtXEO gg ~ t ; 7All •.<; F,4~;s~;e;a,,,., ( I ~,<\
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