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Delaware, July 6, 1947. I. sports tha
Avenue, Rehoboth Beach, Dela na.
Mr. WENYON was quoted cs having called the Federal urean of Investigation
and was advised that the Bureau was not interested, whereupon he notified
the Eastern Airlines and the Civil Aeronautic Authority of the. objects
he had seen. Both agencies are reported to have accepted the information
stating they would investigate. The clipping further stated that mr.
WENYON had received no answer to date from either agency.
This clipping was submitted to me by the resident agents' office at
Wilmington together with the advice that no agent in Wilmington had been
contacted by Mr. WENYON. I directed Mr. WENYON be interviewed to determine
the full facts,
Mr. WENYON was interviewed and it was determined that his correct name is
HORACE P,_WENYON. Mr. WENYON advised that he had been an airplane pilot
approximately thirty years. He stated that in September of 196, while flying
at an al‘itude of 1,000 feet, two or three miles south of Rehoboth Beach,
Delav ve, he noticed a projectile approximately fifteen inches in diameter
which crossed his course at right angles and was moving in a west-to-east
direction. According to Mr. WENYON, several jets of flame were spurting
from the object and it was traveling at a very high rate of speed, 1,000
to 1,200 miles per hour. He stated that in October of 1946, he observed a
similar projectile while flying over Rehoboth Beach at 1,400 feet. This
was also traveling from west to east. een eee :
Mr. WENYON stated that there is little question in his mind but that what
he saw was some sort of rocket being tested. He stated that he wished to
call the matter to the attention of the appropriate authority inasmuch a-
he thought that the series of airplane crashes that have occurred reo
might in part be explained by what he had observed. He stated t’
reported the information to the Civil Aeronautics Authority 2
telephonically interviewed by a yeporter from the Wilmingto
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