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Od tee ea ed nated eho eh de RO an mi ah hl a Ian i hpi at rg ni nwa oc marlin, ann dum ef vision for 35 seconds, after having heard it about ten seconds before | locating it. It passed on beyond the house and maneuvered through an _ are of turn to the left of about ninety degrees. The clicking sound was _ continuous throughout this turn, however, it became louder aa it returned - oe on ite new heading of south or southwest. On ite return the clicking 3 a sound became louder, but I was unable to see it at this tine. The tlick=— “ ing stopped when it was at its greatest intensity and appeared to come = _ - from a position directly over bead. I was unable te see the object after oh . the sound stopped. ; . ‘ ss * - | This clicking sound, retained the same pitch and speed through- * ~* . gat the entire course observed, but intensity varied. There was not = i 7 * * . . mee % . 3 . : _ 7 . rs . . a aa Ye ae ars ne tae “Y 7 “Es 5 mm dull surfacted, light colored metal, The ‘only ground lights of ine” ah! . wy Ue tensity were a row of street lights behind me one half block which leada ; t 7 ee me to believe the under surdEce of this object to be curved in shape. | a a "This object when first sighted, was moving very * slowly in a west : £ er northwesterly direction. I would estimate that I had it in my range °° - t 5 i be (alga whiatle or roar, but only the clicking neise which might be compared to beatera of a home mixer that were not properly meshed. Ne lights or — ——~“flame were observed during the entire course with exception of the . previous described reflections twice. No exhaust treil was distinguish—_ “ “iy dog was with me and directed her attention in the general 2 direction of this object's flight throughout ite course. She had been z renping with me on coming out of the house but without spoken wort , . 7 stopped and directed her attention on to the previously described area. F 3. _ The clicking sound might net bave been unusual to the dog, but there is — ' - @ possibility of sounds on wave lengths discernable only to the dog, . aan being emitted.” It is to be noted that Nenen vare: is a menber of the Active 7 ar le atioined rating of pilot in Aucuat a. ' QSAF Reserve with rank of Major. fF tained ratir lot in Aug c an 1941 and has approximately 2200 hours fiying time. “During hie active i: duty period in WW2 he stated that he had considerable night flying - . ¥ . axperience Bf connection with hie military assignment. The Intelligence Officer in the above mentioned letter made the following statement, "An attempt to locate other witnesses in the area or through the local news— paper proved unsuccesaful", WENO advised that he is planning to clear with his héad-\ » b7e _* quarters office and will probably conduct an investigation. . 5 Re fy! eng * obp = | °- . ‘The above is being furnished for the information of the Bureau. . “% WS ca wey Ee oh ae - ‘ hd ce REO GS BE ee paper we ¥e * vn ! 4 7 , * . ny “ 4 ee rem ee No ee owes a Le ee a ee tT omen ct eee oe anne mae a tag remen Upic I A angpmmsmat moin ei hime TE os seep Tahaan ot A