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May 7; 1952 Director of Special Investigations if?” The Inspector General Hr Department of the Air Force The Pentagon Washington 25, De Ce From: John Edgar Hoover, Director Federal Bureau of Investigation Subject: FRED J*EEKHOUT On May 5, 1952, Fred J. Fekhout called at this Bureau and advised that he is General Manager of Mouton and Company, Printers, 5 Herderstraat, The Hague, Netherlands. He resides at 49 Stadhouderslaan, The Hague. He is residing at the Victoria Hotel, New York City, until May 16, 1952, when he will return to Europe. vr. Eekhout advised that he has a considerable interest in electronics and has been very much interested tn reports mire ag yoy ed the past year or two concern= ing the existence of-flying saucers, He feels that there have been enough uneonteante ed reports concerning such devices to indicate that they may erist in fact. Fe is also of the opinton that if they do exist they can be produced only by the United States or Russia or perhaps by thee = Republic of Argentina, am ae ee Wr. Sekhout indicated that he has given ersenpive thought to the manner in which these devices couz i operated, le has concluded that since the disk shepz if not suitable for conventional aircraft tt would te use only because it would provide the greatest posstble 21/¢tne surface. It is his opinion, therefore, that one of SheBe devices could be operated only by reducing the air pressure above it whitch would cause it to rise in the air. He 8 concedes that conventional machinery to cause such a reduction of pressure would be so bulky that its weight would prevent the device from leaving the ground. He concludes, therefore, RECORDED - 6h 9 2-WAMGIE- a7 Coenen maAY 10 (962, : 62 : COMM, ~ FB) os