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iS “Incigent i Be i @1F 1208 1 oe 26 duly 1947. aa . MEMORANDUM FOR THE OFFICER IM CRORE Be : BR oS . foie Be ya. on 2 duly 1 I. tasho. e gh: _ was interviewed in regard to the report by thet he ea 9 oe toro _ gtrange objects flying ovemthe Cascede Mo ge of Washington — i, en State on July 25th, e- voluntarily agreed to give the interview i = re a written Feport of @exscuy whet he head geen on the above mentioned date, ; K me a The written report of is ottached to this Teport, as Exhibit 4, ~. Pw . She Pe ae “AGENT'S VOTES: is ‘a man of $2 ‘years “ef age, deing married ad ‘s a rn pe father of two o ren, He is well thought of in the community in ne 6 h he lives, being very much the fanil a. fron all appearances @ very good provider for h faoily, Sa 8 recently purchased e fe iy, aa pure seed airplene in ~ 5 which to conduc usiness to the extent of which is lained in yy j Bo, ” attached exhibit. It is the personal opinion of the interviewer that ah. ; QBs ctually saw whet he etated that he saw, It is difficult to de Pegs > thet a man of. character and apparent integrity would stete ai etl" se" thet he saw objects and write up a report to the extent that hs did if he ©~-..° ‘You. " . «id not see them. To go further, if oan write a report of the’ 5. - Toe '+ gheracter that he did while not heving seen the odfects that he claimed he | ry. eaw, it 4s the opinion of the interviewer that is in the wrong - - Dusiness, that he should be writing Buck Rogers fiction. = : wery outspoken and somewhat bitter in his opinions of the leaders of the - 1 be EME See neg Ay ry . ., ta , . "U. & army Air Forces and the Federal Bureau of Investigatién for not heaving ‘eta a t a a "so tguade an invweatigetion of this matter sooner. To put all of the statements = ate ; . made by this report would make it @ voluninous ae be TE so * - etter having checked an seronsutical map of the erea over ~> ch i - s that he sew the objects it was determined thet all statements made by. aan i: regard to the distances involved, speed of the objects, ‘cour ae an ects end sise of the objects, could very possibly 6e facts. - The ;. zee pote gg -distences mentioned by his report ere within @ short distance | |. oe vg of the actual distances on aeronautioal charte of thie ares, elthough wae: a g. ” drnold has never oonsulted aeronattioal charts of the type the Army uses, — ae B steted that this business had suffered grestiy since his report co —_ 33 due to the fact that at every stop on his business routes, large - rows of people were waiting to question him as to just whet he had seen, | Spier ++: further that if he, et any time in the future, saw any thing J ttrectty, “at t eaw « ton story building - fe ce ate shee 5 Le : eg t a oe whet o es era ett Ta ee ay UF eh ae te ae ed ar, maui ” or tg * o ero we fa e aky, to quote pie + ee eee eee ie Jers rg fen SPR OND Bach nenin Datemcen a, Lideethe negation eo & MER NE SAN yee te we