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[STANDARD FORM NO. 64 q & Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : OD. M. Ladd jem DATE: FROM : He Be Fletcher ji July 11, 1947 foniner aera DISCS SHERNONENENNNEEERE SAC Bannister of the Butte Office called at noon today and stated that a Mrs. Fred¥easterbrook, 215 7th Avenue East, Twin Falls, Idaho, at 2:5 asm. Mountain Time today heard a noise in the back of her home. She thought a collision had occurred and investimted and found in the back yard of the home next door an object described as follows: A disc 303" in diameter, circular in shape, it is dished like a saucer and actually there is a saucer within a saucer in the manner of cymbals. On one surface there is attached a plastic dome described as about 1" in diamber and affixed by 8 bolts in a rather rough manner. The bolts can best be described as similar to stove bolts. On the other surface is another dome of metal which is gold in color on one side and on the inside is silver in color, which looks like tin. Through the plastic dome can be ob— served three tubes similar to radio tubes and there is some wiring. The disc generally is 10" thick and at the point where the domes are located about 14" in thickness. There is an object on it similar to electric coil which has some type of an arm on it and bears the words "Inspected TS", Some of the wiring has been burned off and it looks as though something might be missing. Mr. Bannister stated that if this were the work of some prankster he went to quite a bit of trouble. He stated the press is aware of this incident. He stated that the disc had been picked up and was now at the Police Department, Twin Falls, Idaho. He was instructed to notify the local Army authorities of the existence of this disc. Bnconnm (42.~F517/-' Af INDEXED if oe HBF: PES 22 UL Benan7 tA-65