ufo contact quiet, deserted, leafy avenues near to

meeting in Denmark three or four weeks He also wanted to tell me something young lady of rather special appearance during the course of the evening, moved out of the audience and was sitting on a settee very the speaker's table. Just before the guests left, some of them were unknown to May Morlet - the young woman spoke a few words with Hans. "Ron", said Hans, "I am wondering about that young woman." Some days after Fred and Ingrid and Glenn had left Vienna for Berlin, for a very short family re-union, the Co-workers received a letter from an Austrian friend and Co-worker, Dora Bauer, who told us of the lectures Fred had given in Vienna and in Linz. She also wrote that Fred had told her of two space people, a Brother and a Sister, who were at May's house on that first evening - - - And going through Germany he had filmed a strange formation in the sky. It was on September 7th 1966.

espondence and some still pictures from the film that Fred Steckling took whilst travelling by train between Mannheim and Frankfurt, in West Germany. The stills he had obtained by photographing from the screen, he said. He did not dare have the stills

deleine Rodeffer have had "accidents" happen to film in the past. A greater part of the Rodeffer close- up saucer film was stolen from an hotel room when G.A. was taking the original to be copied. Copies of his own film loaned to T.V. net-works and others have returned badly disfigured with chemicals, "with great regret -")

artment of the Air Force, Washington, D.C., read: "Dear Sir, While with my family in Germany, September 7, 1966, I had the rare opportunity to film a "Armada" of about 40 to 50 UFO's appearing and disappearing in the middle of the blue sky. The 23 feet of Kodakcolour film were taken out of an open window of a speeding express train, Mannheim-Frankfurt, approximately at 11.40 a.m. My camera is an automatic 8 mm Revere power zoom, 20 mm lens. The objects, which look like white cigarettes on the motion picture background of trees, railroad stations and powerlines, which were flying by and blocking their sight while filming. This rules out light reflections from any excusable source. I would be willing indeed to show this rare film personally to Air Force officials here in Washington D.C., if they are interested. 117 Any Monday would be fine for showing the film. I am looking forward to your answer, sincerely, Fred Steckling." UNQUOTE. Similar letters were sent to Senator Clinton P. Anderson, of the Senate Space and Aeronautics Committee, and to Dr. Paul D. Lowman Jnr. at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). The reply from Dr. Lowman reads: (see inside back cover). "NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER Greenbelt, Maryland 20771 FILE 17292 Mr. Fred Steckling, Feb. 20 1967 Alexandria, Virginia 22312 Dear Mr. Steckling: Thank you very much for your letter and for your offer to show us your film. I am not really qualified to pass judgement on it, but it would be good to

appointment for you to come out to Goddard and show

you to bring your own. Thank you again for your offer. Sincerely yours,

Geochemistry Laboratory Laboratory for Theoretical Studies." UNQUOTE.

10.30 a.m. on February 27th 1967, Fred said this:

ed to be quite impressed, but would not make an open statement concerning the film, naturally. The

treated us very nice and seemed to know much more of what we had to show and tell. One thing they said, however, and that is concerning Dr. Hynek. His swamp-gas explanations are nonsense, we were told,

would like to have more positive proof, we were told,

anticipated it to be about 27 feet in diameter. They were interested in how far the trees in the back-