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eo ‘Y at - hs er run & dy J i . yo aa | iff ~ at Mr. J. Zdgar Hoover sashington D.C. Dear Kr. Hoover: Here is a bit of information shich mey be of gre-t signi ¥icance, or mav be merely en observetion of a sientific experi- ment. It may be krown by militery euthorities and the A.E.C. or only a few may heave sean it and none reported it to the right place. Mera it is. Can you pass it to the right persons? Last May one af ternoon T ber four decns jan the ay passing from the uor raga est 496 the southeast and conver: xing in Lhe Cascade mounteins. In those four narrow beams eme li cleudg were Yorming. And where the beams met apparently afeinst the mountains & great explosio: effect was to be seen. I woutd say thet they were visible for et least 10 minutes or lonzer. The sight brought to mind an erticle ree4 before the wer avout experiments carried on in Europe with various types of radio beams to effect reinfall. I woul" suess that I had geen the article in the Science Rirest. ; The Columbia Aiver flood of lust sumer an3 the unusuel precipitation this winter have forces me ta feel thet this observ:ition of mine should be sent somewhere in the interest of netional security. “I have one son in the Air Corisen’ enother works with the A.E.C. at Hanford which causes me to pray for peace, as well. _ as the fact that es 2 minister rt deplore the waste ens tragedy of war. That is one reason thet I heve refrained from pessing on informetion ani idees thet might incite warlike ettituccs. Hay J add these words to paracreph tro. The explosion effect Seemed to rise to € height of avout tan thousend feet. Sincerely, ; — a U{-0.--(29 07 wo a ne ay MA 7 1049 RY, L vt Oy Recher’ . Te ee | a ° f Ue Lot : ¢