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t U DIVISION oF PRESS INTELLIGENCE GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SERVICE (4 BUREAU OF THE BUDGET ; mo VB r ee Calif. nee my) ) WF 1947 fone Federal agents Ayer erday in- vestigated a letter to the Exam- iner deseribing Russian super- sonic atom Sembling the-fiving.s ‘A. top-flighi e op ytism) tl miner referred the letter said it was “not. all nonsense,” and) suggesied | the matter be turned over to the FBI. [phe letter writer said he got| [the information from an officer! an canker recently} The Russie, he said, also d ed "experiments with cor Gale ive QO¥ds inthe| afiimals and) even Beee & & “i q ‘The plan Russian to 48 inches thic! jnaped outline and no propeller y the pilot lies on his stomach, the Russian 5 P ofall | cooled, jane is writer said the Russian told “goth upper and lower convex, like a ‘The lifting force is ditferent persinle 10 purfaces are jant nae an entirely found abou among unpub vassian be 01 ntly ccently atone. anergy is red! Aambing, but 10 & see ed for SUPP se me 0e8 " yiee i prvitattonal ican red only fyr is @ aboutsthem in the city or! county sinée Saturday. ter said he met the Russian off cer in Wilmington and, becaus' invited him to dinner. The Russian first asked where he could sell 18 polar bear pelis which he received “for very dan- gerous work.” He said he had been assigned to go over the route of the run- away radioactive cloud near Lake Baikal and pick up dead animals. ANIMALS KILLED—— “They loaded a few small ships with all kinds of animals and directed the cloud over | then,” the writer said. “During this experiment, a violent storm blew the cloud far north into the tundra, but before it dissipated it de- Stroyed all life on its way. “The cloud may be controlled ffom land, from a plane or ffom a Tobot- ‘piloted ‘leader.’ is I understand it, the control | iS based op electro-magneti waves and the cloud has twé components: ‘The carrier an the killer. “I asked him if the Russian: have an atomic bomb. He said he doubted it, because the atomic bomb cannot be used without killing innocent people, such as children and women. But they have atomic energy, which they use for propelling supersonic airplanes,” The writer said he asked the Russian officer to another dinner, put when he came the second time his tanker was leaving unex- pectedly and he could only say good-by. The nuclear physicist consulted by the Examiner said it was dif- ficult to appraise the value of the letter because of the writer’s technical ignorance.” On i other the efforts of some groups who, take advantage of “all this flying} dise talk” to stir up suspicion of Riissia’spintentions, The Examiner had tWo'imore torday, i L Sabth le was in . ke Park at aes m, saw one ‘flying ‘westwai silent, round and shiny and was not an airplane The; writer of the strange lect-) \|were round and he i ‘the wanted to hear about Russia,|!: watch thei: noses pointing upward,” them. Tolson, . E. A. Tamm_ Clegg. Glavin Ladd_. Nichols - Rosen. Tracy. Carson . Egan, . Gurnea Mr. Harbo____ Mr. Hendon Mr. Jones Mr. Leonard. Mr. Pennington _ Mr. Quinn Tamm_ Mr. Nease