Federal Bureau of Investigation Freedom of Information / Privacy Acts Release supecr__ Silos NowitonOffice Men. -: dum + onrrep stares GOVERNMENT rE TOR, FBI pare, March 31, 1950 C, NEW ORLEANS Vogal alleged to have told January, 1950, that he imors a prominent Denver ofTsan named S CH, also knom, y and an official of the Newtdh Oil Coo, Rquitable eado. NEWTCH is claining thet he leased Land in the Mojave Deseré in California and that on this land a flying disc bad been found intact, with eighteen three-foot tall human-like occupante, all Goad on it bet not burned. Further, that the disc was alleged to be of very hard metal and ctibie. jis said to have exhibited a radio set Jourported to be @ souvenir of the paws dteog notified| lof it weeks prior to the publication of a flying disc article the True Magazine, and_one (LLY published in the Variety Magazine in January, 1950, jclainba to have bean visited by DONA » author of the article in the true Magasines According tof [Te bes tein of ite try oft, oa for the = (PeTOE prior to January, 1950, and is said to have ‘Further date was furnished that| Jnad been telling the tale so prolifically in Denver that he c to have had telephone calle from Washington, D. Co and from the Federal Pureau of Investigation in which he was requested to keep the information to himself and that, thereafter, he becane aysterious about the entire matter, pre ‘It is noted that considerable pubicity regarding these discs has been found in Denver ead other pen V This information is sane i, Buremn and the designated offices for informatianal ng wre Cag tt. z a2 £3974%- 213 we me pore AN ay pin 28 ad 9 0 Too Ingeles’ a oy th e const hota ttd 195 2TO NOVI ives