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Of Memorandum ¢ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT : Director, FBI DATE: September 15, 1947 om FROM : SAC, Salt Lake City (a) SUBJECT: FLYING DISCS. TO So eee ae Remytel tenth instant. On September 10, 1947 an i e ive to flying saucers appeared in Lake Tribune indicat ng, th young couples, Mr. and Mrs. GAYLON Mr. andMrs; RICHARIDIEMTERS Logan, Utah, ‘who had been playing bridge, reported that they saw three brief flights of saucers, the first at 10:40 p.m. and two more before 11:10 p.m. the eveni £ Cael aber 8, 1947. This newsa i tI , H/HUGH > Jommdenciks ON, and Mr. and Mr: H n r 5 of having obs WDERSON, when interviewed by an Agent of this office, advised that they, in company th Mr. and Mrs. GAYLON CALDWELL, observed approximately a dozen objects flying in group formation at about + r thousand feet in the air. They stated that they first observed these objects on September 8, 1947 at 10:30 p.m. when ir bridge game broke up and both couples went out on the porch. The ANDERSONS believed these objects to be similar size to pigeons and stated that they seemed to be rather ite and ill They informed that the objects could have been birds; however, they appeared to be movins faster than birds as th circled city in anproximately one to two minutes, and then disappeared in a northern directio Mr, and Mrs. ANDERSON claimed to have observed no wing movement during the flight, and are unable to make up their minds as to exactly what they saw. Mr. ANDERSC nformed that Mr. and Mrs. CALDWELL are presently en route to an unknown city in Nebraska. Mr. KEITH HUGHES and JOAN CROOKSTON both advised that tt y were unable to state how their names appeared in the newspaper havinz ob ved flying saucers inasmuch as neither had ever had the opportunity to view these flyangy~ objects, and the newspaper report was erroneous. Mrs FRED THUNELL advised that,,she, her husband, and five oth r had observed flying objects between 10:30 and 11:00 p.m. on the ever September 8, 1947. She stated that ti saw five groups, each conts thirty-five to sixty small objects, which were rather yellow white in and were circling the city at a high rate of spe irs. THU stated that these objects were several thousand feet in the air and it was im sible for them to a rmine the size due to the distance. speed cloudy ¢; RECORDED [NDEXED (62-— Mrs. THUNELL i that Mr, 9 - Urs ¢ NORA NT HAT rl Mr. § SON, and Mrs. BESSE RICKS were yA es And’ observ: hdpeifigane e objects; however, fom fugre gble“to determine what these objects might have been. $ [thin N | qj ti] 1 | hy Re