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George Adamski FBI file

Internet Archive (Paul Galante) · 2018-04-22 · 286 pages · text from the file's own layer

This Internet Archive upload by Paul Galante reproduces the FBI's 2017 FOIA release to John Greenewald Jr. of The Black Vault about George Adamski. The release contains 281 previously processed pages. It includes 1954 Detroit field office memoranda on the Flying Saucer Club of Detroit, on informants who worried that its anti-hydrogen-bomb messages were political propaganda, and on a July 1954 meeting presided over by Adamski. Later items cover Joseph Perry's 1960 Grand Blanc saucer photograph, which was passed to the Air Force, and a 1960 Detroit sighting report.

DE 65-2677 was a Communist. MADAY answered this by saying h& would mention no names, but the accuser should see him about this, and the accused was not a Communist. He said fellow travellers could get in or infiltrate the club, but he was at a loss as to any way of controlling that. As a result of this meeting, the Informant felt the group might be s~bversive, or else a new religious group. He felt it all stems from ADAMSKI in California. Informant said it was mentioned that one RIC. WILKINSON, a flying saucer speaker, had moved to Detroit. At this same meeting MADAY said that had saucer landings occurred in Detroit in October, the group leaders would have been the first to know it. MADAY said he reported to ADAMSKI the predictions of MARXER and ADAMSKI felt she spould not predict more than 30 days in advance, and even that was no good sometimes. T-1 said that on November 8, 1954, LAURA MARXER said she was resigning from the Board of Dire.ctors of the club as she had too many outside interests and 'she had to eato She said she was going to show the film "The Day the Earth Stood Stillf' around 111ichigan a:s a result of having met two men {not named). She said ADAMSKI in California was her God, even admitting his earthly faults. This Informant advised on January 5~ 1955, that MADAY told him LAURA MARXER was to be considered an inactive memher and officer, but that she would retain her :po.sition as Vice-President, although inactive, and no one else would fill this position. The Informant. said the organization of the club is ve~ loose and that its address, 6432 Cass Avenue, Detro±t, was in fact only a secretarial service whicH accepted the mail and telephone calls for the clubo e said this secretarial service also did the DFSC mimeographing and stenographic duties. The DFSC had no office space of their own. The Ii:Iformant said that the DFSC owed one Mrs. SMITH, who owned the secretarial service at 6432 Cass Avenue~ $150.00 about two months ago and that had now amounted to $500.00·a. The Informan.t. said there has never been any organized attempt to obtain members for the club or any fund raising appeals. He said anyone - 6 -

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