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seen saucerso Mr. REEVES, an engineer, commented on
each reported sightingo JOHN HOFFMAN, an advertising
man, and a Mro TROUT, of Continental Motors, reported
sightings.
Informant Detroit T~l, a Detroit businessman who
is associated with the DFSC and their activities, advised
on September 29, 1954 1 that the officers of the DFSC,
6432 Cass Avenue, Detroit were:
HENRY MADAY, President
LAURA MARXER, Vice-President
DOLORES Mo COYNE, Secretary
JOHN C. HOFFMAN, Treasurer
He said the .club was going to· petition the President
of the United State's to make public all government
~nformation on flying saucerso He also stated that on
0eptember 25, 1954, LAURA MARXER advised him he was a
group leader in the club and his duties would be to keep
up with the latest developments and advise his group, the
names of which he would receive from Miss COYNEo
The Detroit Free Press of September 29, 1954,
said in an· art.icl=-·tnat- th.e. DFSC met September 28, 1954,
and DESMON~tEELIE, British rlying Saucer authority,
spoke, stating that GEORGE ADAMSKI made contact two years
ago with space people in a California desert.
T-1 advised on October 13, 1954, that LAURA,MARXER
had asked him to call a meeting of one group in the
DFSC. At this time the Informant said he felt he knew
less about the club than anyone, but that it: -WEiuld make
a good cover for subversive activities. He ··advised
that, according to MARXER, the object of group
discussions was:
1~ To indoctrinate people to receive space
people.
2·o Mass landings in Detroit in October (not
further explained.}
3. A saucer landed at 4:30 a. mo, September 30,
1954, at Rotunda Drive and Southfield {Detroit)
with strange greenish men in brown uniforms.
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