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* i t t : t | t b + ie Pa an Th -skie oP we ma Page £2 ’ 100 feet in diameter, circular in shape, and it appeared that there was a hole in the center of each as he could see the sky through this hole. Hoe also mentioned that on the inside of the ie circle or the hole, that portholes were visible. Their speed was rae negligible as they appeared to hover over a given spot. One of “4. ae weg € yee ye 3 these objects appeared to be in trouble. Another object came xi over and appeared to make contact. After making this contact for ae. approximately two minutes, 1t rose to its original position. . OE At thio time the object that appeared to be in trouble 2 seemed to throw a lot of debris from one of the portholes. These objects then disappeared from view. Some of this debris that Lar landed broke in tha wheelhouse of the boat, the spotlight, and Kit the klaxon. While this debris was falling, ny boy and Mr. got off the boat and hid under some logs. This debris that fe killed our dog and a nea gull. IJ asked Mr. @iwhat was done wit. the dog. He made the statemant they threw the dog into the water. This story was told to Mr. op who the next day . went out to this Islanc to check on this story. He verified the IC fact of the damage to the boat, also to the fact that there appear to be quite a few pieces of either rock or metal on the shore. Hr ; also stated that while he was over there investigating on Maury Island, he also sawa disk. This disk was of the same shape and contour as the objects explained by Mz. At this point Mr. les ari tied for me as to the reas: he was investigating this story. Mr. Mm statod that he recolv a letter from a Mr. Evanston, Illinois. The gist of this letter was that Lr. nd Mr. also a ._ bLdgC. received a letter from Mr. " D7 package of these fragments that were found on Maury isiand. Mr. also made the statement in the letter that the Chicago University failed to analyze these eS ents and that would Mr. - please investigate the story. Mr. was sent a Western Union gheek for $200.00 to take cara of any expense that he might inour while making this iavestigation. . Mr. had made a telephone call to Hamilton Field t contact a Captain Davidson and a Lieutenant Brown, who were with oo A-2 Intelligence at Hamilton Field, asking them would they make a " trip to Tec to also listen to this atory of ad , When Mr. acquainted me with the fact that he had made this hc phone oall fo front of ir. MMMM Mr. @Bpmede the statement that {™ ha would not tell this atory to anybody in Army Intelligence. I made the statemont to Mr. that if he felt this way, that he should not be in the room when these two Intelligence officers arrived. Mr. thought this was an excellent idea. WOE ESRI eRe pom os et te wae ge, ow, _ ORI OR DEO TIES PP a GR OMT TU eer ee Do nen pine enon tte cveyernn ph ete : De ODE ee SI a AN PRT ME OTEMT S Re eee gee rye ge noe gee ney ye ney per pane yee