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Teer wie m= Soe Be agethe an ey “ 1 OR ere aap gp rs hay thes aa TY [.# : _ ~ Tepe ene ea‘ 4 ay” at Sale I kro SE EAs 2 Hovenber 1950 ; _ crc, FAO # &, P. 0. Box 379, Knoxville, Tennessee oo, "OBJECTS SIGHTED OVER OAK RIDGE, TENNESSE: + 1 00 Begs DIT ABC, Oak Ridge, Temn.. oss Satdor 1950, at approximtely 500 hours, Col, Edwin W, Thonpecn, : ae 0-340795,;Camp Stewart, Georgia, heard a noise which he described as "eimtlar’. f' Jot airgreft, Plast", This noise vas intermittent and continued for several m Col, Thompson wae on the turnpike at Oak Ridge for a morning valk at the tins Shak he believed that this noise was being emitted from a factory in the near vicinity Although he was avare of some of the facts concerning “Objects Sighted Over Oak - Ridges" during the past two weeks, he still did not contribute this as pertinent, NOTES: Col. Thompson is unfamiliar with Oak Ridgs, having arrived for the firat time there on 25 October 1950. Hie description coincides with that of Major L. E. Ronniger who heard a similar noise on 17 October 1950, ani also coincides with the éescription of the noise heard by Guards S. R. Brown, H. C. Harris, George RB. Davis between the hours of 1950 ani 2004 hours on 16 October 1950. On 23 October 1950, at 1630 houre, Mr. F. J. Miller at the X-10 plant, {Ook Ridge, Tennessee, sav an object generally referred to as “the flying saucer". He a4 4 ats _ a ee ee ee ee ee ee Fe ee ee Ca ee | stated that this object was at an altitude of approximately 1000 feet. The specd of the object was not determined, The folloving ie an artiole printed in the Clinton Courter-Bews, dated 26 October 1950: *“anierson oounty finally got into the act. “after two years of reports from all over the mation concerning flying saucers, and after writers have made scads of money arguing the _suthentiocity of flying disce back and forth ani up and down, one of the "shipe from Mars” bas at last been reported as seen in Anierson county. "This saucer was eeen about a week ago in the Oak Ridge area, Just what day no one knows - or will tell. However, the saucer was reported by Jay Moneymler, an Oak Ridges worker who lives near Edgemoor Bridge, an Oak Ridge guard and another ontdentified man, The three men saw it hovering, fiying, crouching or come thing over the area at Oak Ridge, they said, “Monsymaker isn't talking, hovever. Hia family isn't talking. In fact the whole neighborhood is ming 1 like a bunch of professtom clams, “Other than to say he sav “something,” he is saying nothing. Hie family also say “something,” but nothing more. The neighbors just say nothing, "this modesty of Mousymaker, his family and his neighbors is reportedly the - result of a visit one night recently from several species of intelligence officers, 7 from heaven iow where. ee a. 3 0S zee sAymy, Ft McPherson, Ge. Ud ni lle, Tenn,