The files 16 October 1950 [REDACTED] stated that as far as he knows his eye-sight is good and that he only had to use glasses for reading purposes. He had his b6 eyes tested about 4 years ago by [REDACTED], at which time the reading glasses were prescribed. He also had taken a pre-drivers license eye test about 3 weeks ago at the Maxon First Aid Station. b6 [REDACTED] stated that the only other person to whom he mentioned seeing the object was a guard stationed at Gate Two to the K-29 Plant. Note: The Maxon Guard was later identified as being Jack Laxton, who was interviewed at approximately 11:15 p.m. Laxton stated that a man was driving through the portal shortly after 3:00 p.m. and stopped to chat with him for about 5 minutes. The man [REDACTED] stated that he had a headache and that b6 he had been observing an object in the sky which was called to his attention by a guard at the Kerr Hollow entrance. According to Laxton, the man further related that the object was so high he didn't know what it was, but it looked more or less like a toy ballon. Laxton stated that he was not excited by this report; however he did mention something about flying objects to a fellow guard about two hours later when they observed aircraft which they believed were P-38's flying over the plant areas. Note: Other individuals who had observed the object were identified as AEC Patrolman Edward Dean Rymer and [REDACTED] [REDACTED] b6 A. L. Rydzewski Rydzewski:ks CERTIFIED TRUE COPY: By: /s/ Wm. B. Gray SAC, Knoxville (Page # 2 of Inclosure # 10)