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pe eg é é Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO Ur. A. HL Be1monf\\” paTE May 4, 1956 Tolson FROM Mr. L. H. Martin, yw Meise y, re Betaaoe susecHFLYING DISC OBSERVED } a pee OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA oe P Rosen WAY 4, 1956 : “y é Load ? Z “ste Ors Winterrowd 4 / ee rk Pennsylvania, telephone 1177R, called 11:35 pem., May 4, Pronk “1956, and advised that he had just observed a bright light ww traveling about 2000 feet in the air toward Baltimore. He last saw it at the place he was calling the Bureau from which was 121 Hodson Street, Oxford, Pennsylvania. He described the object as a solid, bright, yellow light, visible from all directions which he described at one point as being more than twice as bright and twice as big as the headlight of an automobile and another time as twice as bright as the evening star and it was impossible to persuade him to describe it more specifically. He said the object made no noise and that dt first it was traveling overhead about as fast as his automobile but then it speeded up and he could not keep up with it although he was traveling at 80 miles per hour. He said that two of his y buddies in the barroom where he had first observed the AY object had also observed it--Cecil Pew and Raymond Dixon. He said he had tried to call Civil Defense headquarters he in Baltimore but no one was on duty. Tupiles reflect 1” epee tidentfrotble with Thowes anble. Mr. ThomasxGamble, 102 Center Street, Oxford,/ ¢ ACTION: Captain FZ. C. Brown, OSI, was advised. O2-¥ 494 - 3! Hae 16 MAY 8 1956 cc - Mr. Belmont Mr. Branigan