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BrroRM No. 64 Office’ MemorS$idum . peace ie GOVERNMENT 65—481 TO : Director FBI DATE: September 2, 1947 FROM : SAC Butte SUBJECES FLYING DISCS Remytel August 20, 1947. " ae With reference to. the above-described teletype, Mr. H. H,|HEDSTROM, 322 Third Avenue North, Twin Falls, Idaho, was the principal source |of infor- matione Mre HEDSTROM, who is the Executive Director of the Twin Falls Housing Authority, explained that he and his wife and Mrs, HENRY\SHULTZ, a neighbor, were sitting on their front porch at approximately 9:30 Pe Me,| August 19, 1947, He said that Mrs. HEDSTROM suddenly shouted and pointed to sky and thereafter stated that she had seen an object traveling at a terrific rate of speed in a northeasterly direction, The object was out of sight before Mr. HEDSTROM and Mrse SHULTZ could see anythinge While they were discussing what Mrs. HEDSTROM had seen, approximately ven minutes later all three saw ten similar objects proceeding rapidly in the same direction in the form of a triangle. As the group of objects was dis- appearing, three of the objects on the left flank peeled off and proceeded in a more northerly direction, The remaining objects appeared to close ranks and proceeded in a northeasterly direction, From three to five minutes later these same individuals saw-dy group of three objects proceeding in the same direction, and again in shape of a triangle, From three to five minutes later all three observed another group in a triangular formation consisting of five or six objects, They were proceeding in the same directions A few minutes later the three persons saw a large group of objects estimated at from thirty-five to fifty flying in a trienguler formation in the seme direction, Approximately twenty or twenty-five minutes after the large group of objects was observed, similar objects were noted coming back over the city in a southwesterly direction, These objects were generally in groups of three, five and seven and followed each other at approximately five minute inter- valse Mrse HEDSTROM called Detective RICHARD A, FRAZIER of the Twin Falls Police Department, a next door neighbor, who was then accompanied by Me Ee ROUNTREE and RICHARD SCOTT, also members of the Twin Falls Police Department. The three officers watched for a few minutes and observed a group of about twelve objects flying in formation over the city in a southwesterly direction, The members of the Police Department did not continue watching, although Mre FRAZIER later saw other groups, which were also seen by the HEDS and Mrse SHULTZ, Mrse SHULTZ had also ca@lied her husband, who saw s the objects. grt L D et, s se NOV 18 1964 z \