UFO STORIES OF THE NORTH WESTERN INDIANS

This document, written by Richard Hack, explores the intersection of historical Native American legends and modern UFO phenomena. The author references a book by Professor Ella E. Clark, which documents various tribal accounts of 'Little People'—dwarfish beings often described as living in deep forests, possessing great strength, and sometimes exhibiting cannibalistic or aggressive behavior toward humans. These legends are presented as potentially related to modern UFO sightings. The text details specific tribal groups, including the Nez Perces, Flatheads, and Shoshoni, and their interactions with these entities. Furthermore, the document includes a report of a 1965 sighting in British Columbia involving a geologist named John Hembling. Hembling and a companion observed a 50-foot diameter, delta-wing-shaped object hovering over a lake. The object, which featured a dome, windows, and circular markings, lowered a pipe-like instrument to draw water while emitting a humming sound. The object then departed at an estimated speed of 3,600 m.p.h. The author concludes by suggesting that researchers should investigate these areas for potential links between historical accounts and modern alien contact.