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@ e.. 147 Black Mountain, N.C. May 7, 1952 ‘ Mr. J. Edgar Hoover ‘c/o U. S. Dept. of Justice Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Hoovers The motive of this letter is a sincere effort to help avoid useless waste of life, time and money. It is written with full respect to your pressing work, and to the ability of this country's scientific experts. ;) Although your responsibilities may not be directly connected | with the intended text of this letter, I sincerély hope that | you will consider the possibilities, and forward the suggestions to the proper authorities concerned. For the past five years the general public has read, and bally- hoed newspaper articles related to the’"Flying Saucers", and following the same trend of thought-havé igfiored recent re= ports made by persons of undisputed experience and intelligence. The possibilities of this earth being visited by ships from outer space have been lightly suggested by some, while others believe the “objects" belong to some nation on this earth, Granted that some such objects do even belong to this country, it is obvious that we, nor any other nation possess and fail to use, in time of war, such useful means as have been re- ported by the belloon experts connected with General Mills, Inc. I am sure that these suggestions will bear scientific inves- tigation and that they are entirely probable. Similar to Columbus and the egg - they may not have been given due con- sideration, These “objects” of unde mined origin" (not to be confused with our contwélled weather balloons, etc.) are in all prob- ability operated by the absorption, compression, and con- trolled emission of the sun's energy (basically electricity). As such, they orobably carry a potential charge which is past our imagination. An earthly object approaching too close to the 0.U.0. would have thesame efiflect as grounding a high- tension wire, with the total Gestruction of both objects as a likely result. : Assuming that some of jrege eben Bhs are from outer space, we nsider would certainly benefit c Ye by establishing contact with them, where as, if such a, nation as Russia should ac- quire this knowledge before us wé would certainly suffer as a result Mie RECORDED - 46 Me 2 2