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nd o * — Mondiy, November vg, i306 aT FACTS concerning two mysterious visitors from outer space us reported * in Harolu T. Wilkins NMFlying Saucers On Tne attack," published by Cit- adel Press (New York) 1954. 4 INTRODUCTORY RFMARKS: Concerns two wen hired on or about January wv, iJoe in Los Anpeles, Califurni« by of ficiil in attorneys office coun- cerned with tracing iost and wissing persons (legal inquiry bureau), THEIR (visitors) STORY: They came trom enother planet about the mid- dle of December 1952, They landed on Mojove (or Mohove) Desert in a ssli flying saucer, <Ju miles east of Los Angeles, They learned to Speax English by listening (persumably in outer space?) to broadcasts or radio and television, FRESTICS;:: ») 6 foot 6 inches in height; b) emaciated; c} not well clothed; d) bluish-green in complexion; e} prick ears; and £) ex- tremely successful investigators, ADEITIONAL FACTS: One of the above mentioned two men leaned over steel top of filing cabinet and with his curiously curved hand, made an in- dentution in the steel at least # inch deep, The indented steel was sent to a wetallurgical chewist, who suid that, to produce such indentation, would reyuire a ferce of some 2,U0U lbs. to the inch. He also edded that treces of more than a dozen unknown elements were found in the dents. CONCLUDING REMARKS: aj It was reported tnit the F,B.I, sent several agents to investigate these two men, but by the time the axents-ar- rived the two visitors from outer space had disappeared {in wid -feb - ruary 1y53.) b) The steel filing cabinet is suppose to be loc«-' ed in ae vault, ¢) The story is suppose to have been related to the author, Wilkins, by a Los Angeles reporter, who wished to remain anonymous. . ot ee The above is a condensed version of the facts presented in an article , which appeared in the apendix of the previously mentioned Harold T. Wilxing boox, | Sincerely yours, ~ | , ENCLOSUBB £4 6 37 | /.