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< ’ ager net | Office Memorandum « onrrep\star£s GOVERNMENT TO : Director, FBI patE: December 9, 1958 SAC, Oklahoma City 62- 20KH A WEY MN, JAMES MA ‘MANEY, 1007 N.W. 14th St. Oklahoma City 6, Oklahoma oh RESEARCH (CRIME RECORDS) ,. ws ; ReBulet ‘ayes to JAMES MANEY of Oklahoma City, with copy to the Oklahoma City Office. On 12/8/58 JAMES MANEY, 1007 N.W. 14th St., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was contacted by SA J. A. GRIMES and advised that the FBI has not discouraged the investiga- tion of flying saucers and that the FBI does not conduct investigation concerning unidentified flying objects (UFO). JAMES MANEY, who advised he is 13 years of age, stated he had read r@orts in some of the literature concern- ing UFO which indicated that the FBI had discouraged some of the investigators from carrying out their research. He exhibited a copy of a publication entitled "The Saucerian Bulletin" which could not be given to the interviewing Agent since he had borrowed the publication from an unidenti | fied friend. An examination of the publication reflected it to be Vol. 3, #4, Released October 15, 1958, edited and published by GRAY BARKER, Box 2228, Clarksburg, West Virgini The publication consisted of approximately 30 pages, contain several book reviews and advertisements for books pertaining to UFO. Page 20 of the publication contained an editorial by BARKER consisting in part of-a letter which BARKER stted he had received from a researcher in the western part of the U. S. This letter stated in part as follows: "Dear Mr. Barker "You have often wondered where the 3 men came from that silenced Bender. I can give you the answer because 3 mén tried to silencé’George Adamski. Adamski tells me that the 3 men were from, the FBI, Air Force Intelligence, ‘and the Central Intelligence Agency. It was the man from the CIA who made the threats that were designed to shut Adamski-up." iefat 2>Bureau ~ AM I-Oklahoma City JAG: PM } (3) nn Yul LE Np