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i. - ry as, . hai . ai "ey, v FL ee! . Bs August 19, 1947 fo Ee an omar «25° that Captain DAVIDSON and Lieutenant BLO Xx : - were the Intelligence officers that were killed in the crash of the B-25 and ror that civilians and the sheriff had been kept away from the wreckage with the 4 Amy guarding it. He stated the anonymous caller then said that the nemes oO had not been released yet by the Army and that this would verify his statements, es aus. stated that the following mornines, Saturday, August 2, the <rmy er verliilead that the officers killed were Captain Ds VIDSC! and Lieutenant BEC UT 3 and two davs later verified that they were Army Intelligence officers. ap as stated that the anonymous caller again later contacted Q's: Ling : Pa him by that name, and at this time stated he did not cali the i s ie 3 the QE nd denied coi; rc In this call the anonymous caller stated that, "Don't think I'm doing this for igh. you." He then asked if the story had been put on the wire and vhen gy DE said yes, the caller stated, "We want this to get back to New Jersey." The gE caller further stated that the B-25 was shot down by a 20 m.m. cannon and treat Z 3 the marine plane which was recently found wrecked on the side of Mt. Reinier, OS bovine been missine for several months, hoi alto been shot deun. Th. caller FE stated to thet he should get in tovcli with a flyer nomed QM vith aan vited Airlines who, he stated, was with when they were snot at 8 ever having flown over Montana, tated that eceived another anonymous call in which the caller stated that ould be sent to “risht Field on Tuesday and that Saturday one of the men who found fragnents of the ri ing dise was to be florn to 4laska, Qi tated that in view of the fact the t the information as to the Intelligence officers on the 3-25 had been as imnished by the anonymous caller, had subsequently been verified by the ary tue story was released that the 8-25 was carrying disc fregments returning fo Hamilton Field, California_and furnishing the inference that the plane had been sabotaged or shot down. ated that about 8:00 P, M..on sunday, jugust 3, he contacted t his home, Seattle at which time stated he had not given any story out to the Post Intellivencer at Seattle; stated that he had gotten a telegram to call a number in Teoise and when he called und found out it was the Soise Statesman, he had -hung up, te stated that the Boise Statesman then contected hin, at itiich tine he admitted he had seen the disc fragments, but that he did not take any of © theme This time informed QB that he had been with QU, Public Relations Officer from McChord Field, all afternoon until about 32,5 Pe lee informed that he had told the Army authorities every- thing thet he and knew about the flying disc frapments story froz the tine that left Boise, Idaho and he had left Seattle, ene bese This time admitted that there were some of the supposed disc fra “rents an, st tha linthrans Hotel and thst fies 235 been in is. ...., 11) TOom @b NE wWENeAPOp nObes ana Goiay Thursday afternoon. On ifonday ctatec that he called fee get over Montana. The caller then stated, "I'll see you Tuesday. I'm soing to San Francisco," GRRE stated that he had checked with of United Airlines who denied Knowing any pilot by the nane " denied b a the room “| who advised that if this were not used in the paper, he an i a . eT te TT oe NT ee bel Ln