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Aigust 19; 1947 all 2 his information’ in: the is of the Army. ITH, stated that a. couple later he called Major DERS at McChord Field J asked him if there y recent information concerni ng the incident. SMITH states that Major 3 5 informed him thi ¢ t had not: yet been contacted, but that the Federal Bureau. of Inves i ‘setting a trap for-him". SMITH further advises that on cee Re ugust 8, 1947, % eared before er JO! at the County-—C. ng; Seattle and made a deposition of the facts relating to the incid i acoma from Thursday afternoon, July 31, last until Sunc morning, A copy of this deposition is now in possession of the writer and is being forwarded ewith.to the Bureau. It should be ed that this deposition is in no 1% as complete as the tement taken by the writer above and any setting out of this deposition in this communication would be. superfluous, Copies of this communication are being sent to the Butte, Portland, rancisco and Chicago Offices for their information only. Unless advised by e Bureau to the contrary, instant investigation is considered closed by this office. For the information of the Bureau, Captain G, BJORNING,; Intelligence Officer, McChord Field, Ft. Lev O.N. S.I.D.-F.B.I. Intelligence conference that the Public Relations Leaag at McChord Field had received a telephone call se ge an esl St at ay. i Forces Headquarters at piepit 8" D. C E Officer was requested to obtain a g ater ent ‘fron DAI N could be publist nd thus ABitely close th tter. aptain BJORNING further related that he t no additional information in t matter and that he did not handle it. Very truly yours, map sere cago