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TRUMAN BETHURUM FLYING I SCS On June 7, l954, Mr. Thomas Eickhoff. b6 Ohio, Operator of b7C Ohio, advised that although he belongs to no organization interested in flying saucers or discs, he has been interested in this subject. He said on June 3, 1954 an ad appeared in "The Cincinnati Enquiror", a nowspaper of general circu- lation in Cincinnati, Ohio, to the effect that on June 1l, l95l a program would be presented at~the Taft Auditorium in Cincinnati, Ohio on "the real flying. saucer story." Mr. Eickhoff advised that this advertise- SBm nF pue nu3oud snua doI Josuods ou pasotostp nueu only noted on the ad that tickets for the program sold for $2.oo.per person and would be on sale at the Central. Ticket Office in Cincinnati. Mr. Eickhoff continued that because of his interest in the subject of flying saucers, he desired to know the sponsor of the program and found out from the Central Ticket Office that the ad had been placed by Henry,Maday, . b6 Michigan. He said he telephonically contacted Maday b7C on June 3, 195l and found that Maday was only the agent having rented the Taft Auditorium and that he was acting on behalf of Truman'Bethurun and George Hunt. Williamson. He continued that on June 4, l954 Maday called him back and told him there had been a dis- agreement between Maday,aBethurum and williamson over Maday's arrangement for the sale of tickets of the program and the renting of the auditorium. Eickhoff advised that Maday at no time said anything to discredit either Bethurum or williamson and indicated that their disagreement concerned only Maday's placing the ad. in "The Cincinnati Enquirer" prior to having tickets for the program available in Cincinnati. COPIES DESTROYED 270 NOV 191964