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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
• •~ . . ... .. .. . of Austria., has in its claws hammer and sickle., and when I announced in 193(?)7 in public that the corm:nuniat symbols also appear on our money., the gendarmery arrested me and told me that I was crazy. Since I repeatedly declared that a 11 red dog11 sits in the government in complete secrecy., everything has failed. But that since then an information has always been based upon the word crazy., I do not believe., although I know that the communists have always guarded me very strictly. Furthermore., I accidentally (relatives) discovered the fundamentals of Russian atom physics (a law of nature., unknown to America) and., therefore., since 1933 all my attempts to get into the u. S. A. have been frustrated in every respect. I cannot journey to that ccuntry. Since I (relatives) also exactly know the most secret Russian communications methods (apparatuses) and the system., they are doing their utmost to prevent me from establishing contact with the U.S. A. I hardly believe that it will be possible by normal means. I shall not place myself into an airpl:ane againl The Americans do not know how many Russian agmts are with them. After I had written to the Pentagon about my invention., a rejection arrived. From Salzburg I have never received a reply. Seemingly., the English have lost my address and when I reported to the local FSS that I can construct the Russian apparatuses., I received•••*) *)Examiner's comment: This communication is incanplete. - 5 -
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