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Ss mee aaits t o ee ieaile e ~ Pn a ag ml ano ell a a a J, fe. UNI'a_) STATES DEPARTMENT OF J. TICE ae FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Cincinnati, Ohio In Reply, Please Refar we Fils Ne. 100-1671 October 17, 1961 RE: CIVILIAN RESEARCH, INTERPLANETARY SS FLYING OBJECTS, LEONARD H. STRINGFIELD, ~~’ DIRECTOR, CINCINNATI, OHIO Leonard H. Stringfield, Advertising Manager, DuBois Chemical Company, Inc., 7th and Broadway, oo Cincinnati, Ohio, residence, huio Grove Avenue, * Mariemont, Cincinnati, Ohie, advised on September 25, 1961, that he 18 actave in unidentified rlying objects research, that he has published a bulletin concerning these matters, that he 1a well known in this field, ang shat he has worked with the Air Deferse Command ~ concerning matters relating to unidentified flying objects. ; Mr, Stringfitld advised that he recently appeared on a television program known: as Impact hows oi televigion station WCPO-T¥, Cincinnati, Onio, apoearing= cn Sunday, September 10, 1961, at which ‘time he was qcu2stioned by a panel of three menbers concerning matters relating to unidentified Piying objects. Me. Strincfield advised that at approximately 9:00 A.M. on September 25, 1961, he had received an anonyneus telephone call, being male caller, whose voice he described as firm, clear, and whe spoke good English. The caller related that he had very important mete information to relate to Mr. Strinzfield. whom he asked for by name in his call, relaving to unidentified “°° : flying objects. Mr. Stringfield related that the caller THIS IS LOANED TO YOU 8Y THE FRI | ANP AESITERSR IT NOR ITS CONTENES . ARE TO 8G INSTA LHe OUTSIOS THe | 4 x = 3 - I . a as —_— Ser mresigepanne SABER, ET 8 Sema ge “- tad “ 7 a. ane, -# le Scar. Meal. Dae Ve aah ee meet: een mre . on ce Te ene ee eg LT: we wg aan a ee en ae a te Ee