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October 1, 195) issue of the "Wewsletter", supra, and also reports on STRINGKIELD!s interview with Licutcnant Colonel JOHN O'MARA, Deputy Commander, Air Force Intellisence, Wright rield (Uricht-Patterson Air Vorce Base, Ohio). { The save source also venorted that STRIVYGFISLD regularly corounicates with PRANK SRWARDS, former A. F. of L. radio news commentator, on the subject of saucers and that, according to STRINGrIELD, EDJARDS is also intensely interested in saucers. HDWARDS recently warned STRIWGrIsLD to be very careful or the Air Force would stop STRIUGe LELD' gs publishing activities. T.is source further reported that STAINGFISLD maintains that thie U. S. Air Force was resoonsible for EDWARDS bein: fired by the A. F. i & os 2 } phy PA RNS a eibes F or 1 oa tam of L. as its padic news commentator because EDWARDS used _ his program to publicize his (#DJARDS') saucer interest. Tixis source further advised that STRINGFIELD has stated in his "Newsletter" and also personally that the U. S. Air DPorce maintains a strict censorship of news . pertaining to saucers, that the Air Force has several . thousand. saucer scientists worline on a research project and that any military personnel workin: on the project are subject to immediate court-martial if they reveal any facts about it. gh It was also related SPE nts ac source that STRING- \ 4) PIELD has stated that he believes his home telephone is “oay pe ins monitored, vresumably by the Air Force, and that he there A WPore, makes his phone calls to Lieutenant Colonel O'MARA - bat Wricht-Fatterson Air Force Base and to FRANK EDWARDS - U from his office at the DuBois Company, Inc. , 1120 West | Front Street, Cincinnatl 3, Onio, where he is employed as the Advertising Nanager. tals source was of the opinion . @that SURIEGLIouD is now afraid to proceed too much for fear 7 Ve « tne J. 5. Air Force will in some way stop his operations ye and that “DYARDS! warnins to STRIEGFIZLD came after S'TRING~ “ 4.3 FIELD had issued the October 1, 1954 "Newsletter" concerning ‘ his talk with Colonel O'HARA. At the same time, this source , continued, SYRINGHinlD In talkin: about the possibility that the U. S. Air Force mipht stop his operations, made a statemont tbo bie effect, “Yue Airy bores can't do anything Go me. L'a claiming saucers are internlanetar;."