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x Letter to Bureau August 13, 1947 Miss JOYCE Mc FARLAND, 476 Simons Avenue, upon interview by Special Agent WILLIAMS, stated that the event in question occurred at about 7:30 on tne evening of Sunday, August 3. She said that she was in the house when CASELLA or TRUEX called to her. She went out immediately, and they pointed out the object in question. She saw it just before it disappeared over tne horizon, but she declared that it was in view from that time for approximately one minute. She said it was round and silver-blue in color and appeared to be revolving. She said that she did not recall making any comment that it might have been a bird and herself had no idea of wnat it could be. In view of tne distance from which she noticed it, she said tnat it could not have been more than six inches in diameter but would have been much larger ir she had been near to it. Miss Mc FAXLAND said that sne had never seen anything like it before. She said that across tne street the BOOTHS, mother and daughter, were the only people sitting on the porcn and she, herself, did not notice anyone pointing toward the opject in question. ‘The only other person around, to her knowledge, was GLORIA TRUEX, sister of WILLIAM TRUEX, wno remained in the house and did not see the object at all. Mrs. WINFIELD S. BOOTH, 459 Simons Avenue, stated that she was on the porch on tne evening in question with her mother but did not notice any unusual object in the sky nor had any man been present tnere to point out the opject in question. The following information was received from TRUEX through interview by Special Agent T. HOWARD WALDRON: Private WILLIAM A. TRUEX, RA 12282003, Company G, 2nd Bat- talion, 47tn Infantry Regiment, 9th Division, Fort Dix, New Jersey, advised he was born April 12, 1930 at Jersey City, New Jersey and completed eight and one half years of school. He enlisted in tne United States Army on May 29, 1947. His mother is Mrs. GRACE FIELDS of 88 Wales Avenue, River Edge, Bergen County, New Jersey. TRUEX stated that on Sunday, August 3, 1947, at 8:00 p.m, he was standing outside tne home of his girlfriend, Miss JOYCE Mc FARIAND, 4'/8 Simons Avenue, Hackensack, New Jersey, accompanied by CHARLES CASELIA of 287 Euclid Avenue, Hackensack, New Jersey, who is his sister's fiance. He said tnat he and CASELLA were looking at the radio antenna ona home near the 47% Simons Avenue address wnen they noticed an object