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Office Memorandum + UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO +: WR. A. H. BELMONT.” ™ DATE: June 17, 1952 FROM : YJ, P, Keah\ SUBJECT: WILLIAM ALBERP*RHODES MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING “FLYING DISCS LLL Reference its made to the memorandum captioned as above dated June 10, 1952, from Mr. Branigan to Mr. Belmonts wom which requested that /OSI be contacted to determine if they weaoe turned over negatives of photographs of flying discs taken 4 by the above-captioned individual to Mr. Fre lumenthal/, /) who works for Dre earson. bribe ‘4 ~ Pan ‘ \ Lieutenant Colonel Leroy Barnard and Lieutenant Colonel E. M. Neville of OSI were both contacted and both advised that no inquiries had been received by OSI from Blumenthal. ; The Bureau's Air Force Liaison Representative then contacted Colonel C. M. Young of Air Force Intelligence (A-2) who likewise advised that no inquiries had been received by the Office of the Director of Intelligence from Blumenthal or anyone in Pearson's office. JIt is noted that matters involving flying discs are handled by A-2, Colonel Young advised that it was possible that any inquiries made by Drew Pearson's office would be made in the Office of the Public Information Officer of the Air Force. However, Colonel Young contacted the ft Public Information Office, and he was advised that no inquiries ~had been received from Drew Pearson's office regarding flying discs and no photographs or negatives of photographs of flying dises had ever been furnished to Drew Pearson's office. Colonel Young advised that ordinarily when information regarding flying discs is received by Air Force representatives in the field, the information is referred to the Air Technical Intelligence Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Bases, Dayton, Ohio, for research and correlation. ACTION: a . None. The foregoing is for your LOE NWPshke |" INDEXED -18 5 JUN J M4 . Cx y 4