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Mirector, FEI Rurvst 27, 1947 Rez, Flying -Bises - Tacoma, one. ; . Re stated thet the next morning he received a o@il from Qi who told him thet Lieutenagt Bpow#thd Captain DAVIDSOW had been killed in e P-25 cresh. He steted he does not Imow how @@@MMMMMtrew who had been in. Perot oe i 2 the vlane before anyone else. He also stated thet during the above conference a numerous telephone cells were received from the press, wanting to know about e the conference, He stated that someone kept, tipping the press off 2s to what K was foing on and whit was being seid daily verbatim. He informed thet 7 . x United Press men at Tacome, appeared to know all that took b fe & place during the conference, and even knew of the crash of the B-25 and those ag aboerc, before the Army released this informetior. informed thet a when he received news of the crash, that he erd qm ully expected to be contacted by Army Intelligeree, as they were the last people with fLieutenart BROWN a d Cantein DAVIDSON, however, they were rever contected. “He further stated that he and QM vert down to the United Fress to see whit the survivors of the cresh had informed about the crash and that Se d told them that the mysterious informant who hed been calling had told him thet the B-25 had not crashed, but hed beens hot down, also thet Army informant hed said thet an observer at Kelso, Washingtor, had seen the plane throw out a landing flare after the two survivors had jumped ie from the plene, and thet the plene had zone into a steep dive ard dove into a hillside, and further thet one engine had been on fire, but that the fire &ppsretus, protectins the engine, had failed to function. stated thot MMMM ther ceme to see him erd Me rd told them to 7o home ard forcet about the discs, that such things as the B-25 crash hed beer happening 4n LG at? ala tO mil, Bia B45 tated that he then called SM «+ Chicago and told him that the deal was off ard thet if he wanted his $200.00 back, he sould heave it; thet two men had bsen killed and he ves cetting frightened of the + whole thine. He stated thet informed him that it was all rirht with hin to keep the $200.00, however, he would send him ar adititioneal check for the 7C “trouble he had put to. ‘SRM vised that previous to this telephone cal d called his friend, ae, of the Chicezo Times end hed him thet he did not have any faith in Army ‘ntelligence and for wr to uet an investiration on WE anc get to the bottom of this disc fant fantasy. also advised thet previous to the two above telephone calls, he had esked the oress to investigate QR os Army Intelligence had informed him tht “they covld not find Qed krew nothing concerning him, and arpecred not to - be interasted in who seamed to know more about the flyine discs than “.mnvone else. = <M, stcted thet he personally thinks thet Sy business, ie a npind for somethin: @tsé and th: t QR will do anything that asks him to and will not talk unless Qt -21: him to. he stated that he still wanted to et to the bottom of the disc frarment story so he end QB hed decided to so to Meuri Islend on Sundey, Aurust 3, SE as Tite a tine g Aer RE te told oond ew. en ee ee is eed ; = a - ES ean arr aaNet era wa Be Bs - al = “