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ce a. INaison BY COURIER SERVICE Way 11, 1956 Director of Special Investigations fhe Inspector General Department of the Air Force Building Tempo FE 4th and Adams Drive, 8. W. Washington, De Cs (orig. & 1) Frome John Edgar Hoover, Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Subjects FLYING DISC OBSERVED OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA MAY 4, 1956 MISCELLANEOUS = INFORMATION CONCERWING (zspronacz) At 11235 peme, May 4, 1956, an individual who identified himself as mas Gamble, 102 Center Street, Oxford, Pennsylvania, advised this Bureau he had just observed at Oxford, Pennsylvania, a bright ae traveling about 2,000 feet in the air toward Baltimore, Maryland. He described the object as a solid, bright yellow light visible from all directions and that it was twice as bright and twice as large as the headlight of an automobile, He also — described it as twice as bright as the evening star. He was unable to described it in more detail. He stated the object made no noise, that at first its speed was the same as the car he was driving but it sped up and although he was driving 80 miles an hour he was unable to keep up with it. He advised that ~~ two of his friends, Cecil Pew and Raymond Dixon, also- had observed the object. : Tolson Boardman —— At 2245 pemey May 5, 1956, the aboveq ar referred=to individual advised his true name and address were Billy Thopas Gambill, 419 South Broad Street, Kenneth Square, ‘Pennsylvania. \ BHM: jdb ~\ "OAS URUNOD AB Tele. Room Holloman