George Adamski FBI file

•UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT I TO =sAc, Detroit(65-2677) DATE: September 4, 1958 ·CJ;~ ' SA Jack V. Hendricks I SUB.Jl!Cr' . UNI_VERSI_T_Y_QbiSDO~! AND KNOWLEDGE -sM - ~1IS-C:-f ::: "'. '* "i & .. -.:.,.~-:.; ?n S~tember 2 , z;5il <Mrs". Walt;er W~<;o.sf_,J{!!)'_ll.l;.• Mi ch~ll tel e- phon1cally contacted ~~~n~adv1sed of tneJr01~w1ng. Mrs. Talmage has read some li tera/ur~f' the above captioned organi- zation published by. a _1'~~L~I_AM ~?·_ :V:~N .·.~ _S§.I;JLo~ Grant Rock, California, who apparently heads . t~~~~~~~o ~~e~l1terature assumes the premise that Flying Saucers actual~ ~ exist and contained religous and political ideas. According to Mrs. Talmage the President of the United States is criticized fDr having received messages from outer space and not having revealed this infor@ation to the American public. One of the messages supposedly received by the President is that part of the western coast of California is supposed to fall into the Pacific Ocean. Mrs. Talmage related that she had been skeptical toward the belief that Flying Saucers exist until recently when she listened to a tape redording which was supposed to have been conversations between people of the earth and "space people." She asked if the FBI knew anything about the captioned organization and was advised that the records of this office are confidential and can not be divulged to a private citizen. Indices negative re captioned organization and all names. INFORMATION Ot~Y 'H/JVH