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AECORDED-124 |NDEXED-124 EX-103 Ladd 322 Nichols Belmont —— Clegg — Glavin_—____ Harbo —____ Rosen ——___ Tracy —__ Gearty ——__ Mohr Vinterrowd — Tele. Room Holloman —— Sizoo —____ Miss Gandy — DAT? July 10, 1953 pirector of Special Inves The Inspector General epartment of the Air Force The Pentagon ashington 25, D. Ce. John kadgar Hoover, Director ederal Bureau of Investigetion The following informGtion was furnished to the Atlante “ield Office of this Bureau at 3:40 4,¢,. On July 8, 1953, by Mre TometcRce, “Atlanta Constitution” reporter. Mrs WeRae stated ur. sdward ££ Yeters, 1855 Peach Tree Rood, Northeast, Atlanta, Georgia, telephone number Elgin 9562, contacted Aim et the office of the "atlanta Constitution” and advised as follows; According to Waters, he and two other companions, while travelling tn on Gi: tomobile on Benkhecod Highway tn the vicinity of Mableton, Georgia, encountered three small animals which they believed had landed from a flytng saucer. aters advised aes ke and his companion Gpproached, the three onimals sterted making.their way back to what wos believed to be a flying saucer. According to ters, two of the animals escaped in the flying saucer but the third killed when hit by the automobile in which Waters companions were riding. ‘coording te MeRee, ‘caters displayed tie aGnimel wiich had been killed to him at the "Atlanta Constitution” newspaper office. iwekae stated the animcl did not resemble anything he hed ever seen before but tkplapket as thouga it belonged to the monkey family. Aceording to NeRce, the onim@l was approrimately 21 inches long, Aga & rather ointed head, large ears and pinkisk sine" Nekge Stated because of the early morning hour he was unable to Locate @ scientist to eroamine the cnimcl, but he didcthave on@ SY the leading veterinarians of Atlanta, Georgia, exanine it. COMM — FBI | FHM :d jb | JUL 101953 MAILED 27 ‘ f/f