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STANDARD FORM NO, 64 Office Mer andum UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO > DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: July 15, 1953 K 5 mon : SAC, CINCINNATI (105-0) & MR. W. -9¢MOODFILL, President Grand Hotel Mackinac Island, Michigan RESEARCH - CRIME RECORDS ReBulet dated 7-9-53. Sheriff CHARLES RADCLYFR, Circleville, Pickaway County, Ohio, advised he is cognizant of 4flying saucer" report made by Mr. BRUCE STEVENSON, Rural Route 2, Circlevillé; Oni6s “A¢cording to Sheriff RADCLIFF Mr. STEVENSON reported that a saucer-shaped object had landed on his farm some time ago, and this report eventually reached local newspapers. In June, 1953, an individual discussed the matter with Mr. STEVENSON. Sheriff RADCLIFF advised that this persondid not, to his knowledge, represent himself to be an FBI Agent. The Sheriff further declared that he has known BRUCE STEVENSON all his life and that he is a prosperous, well-respected local farmer, who is considered trustworthy. Mr. BRUQE* STEVENSON, Rural Route 2, was interviewed 7-1);-53 at which time he stated that shortly after he received some publicity regard- ing his report of sighting a saucer-shaped object, he was visited by one JACK er EN, who gave his address as Post Office Box 5112, Tri-Village Station, Columbus, Ohio. According to Mr. STEVENSON, GRANT told him he was a salesman of television antennas, and that for over six years he had been pursuing the hobby of investigating "flying saucer" reports. He emphasized that he had no official connection with any part of the Govern- ment, but stated that he had once been "checked" by the FBI. Mr. STEVENSON declared that GRANT showed him pictures of "flying saucers" and told him he was writing a book on the subject, which would be published soon. A search of the Cincinnati indices revealed no information identifiable with either BRUCE STEVENSON or JACK W. GRANT, DOE :VD ANSD