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Bea• Sa■ cerer Belleve1
Martins Are Watc:ldJIC U1
Who's in All
Those Saucers'?
By Baroid Scarlett
"Parking between my hall and the green- I'd hudl:,
call THAT intelligent life from another planeL"
Ct.ctP.ll!tJW,~
Was Jesus Christ a Martian?
"It's hard to say," saJd Gab r I e I
Green thoughtM}y. Then he added
that it certainly seems plausible.
It's no trick at all to walk on water
or ascend to the heaven5i it you have a
Martian levitation be1t around your
waist and an anti-gravity beam to
ride, Green explained.
Furthermore, he saJd, the Martians
~~~~"foe:;~ 3i~ ~f~•ssa~:~
from their own follies -
just as the
Savior was.
Green can speak with some au­
thority on these matters because, he
says, he met and ta1xed with a Martian
once. Also a four-root man from the
Alpha Centauri star system. Also some
Other unearthly visitors.
•• SOMETIMES, HE said, he met these
·nytng saucer crewmen by telepathic;
appaintments. T h e s e were arranged
through associates of his with tele-­
pathic t.a.1ents.
11And once in a while.''~ said, "they
would just call on the
"
Green, who lives in
Angeles, ls
the head saucerer -
the president -
of the AmaJgamated FI yi n g Saucer
Clubs of America.
Not b e l n g too telepathic, we just
called Green on the phone to interview
him about the recent rash of flying
saucer sightings around the country.
"It is a continuation of their efforts
to enlighten us," Green replied in calm
and cultured tones.
'"The current series ot sightings and
landings, I understand, will 1ncrease.
They are not going to go away, as
some members ot our government
would like."
WHY DO THEY keep buzzing down
here and scaring people!
"What with nu cl ea r proliferation
growing, it seems rather obvious that
unless we start resolving the present
p r o b 1 e .m s facing mankind, we will
destroy oui-selves and perhaps some of
the universe along with us," Green ex•
plained.
''This is one ot the primary reasons
why the extra•terrestrlals started mak·
lng visitations in 1947, shortly after we
developed this abUity -
to .watch over
us aild if possible to impart their ad•
vanced scien ti tic, technologiCal and
aoclological knowledge to help us re•
solve these problems before we destroy
ourselves."
Green s a I d he is trying to do his
humble best to help them spread that
message.
''The solutions they have given," he
said, "deal pri marily with resolving the
mbtives tor wars, expansionism and
poverty. They hope to eliminate the
have-not nations . .. through superior
financing. They have an advanced eco-­
nomlc system they call Universal
:Economics. The economics part ot it is
what I personally am trying to trans•
mil"
HE SA I D RUEFULLY, however,
that the saucer clubs themselves a.re in
an economic pinch that has prevented
needed research.
Green said he runs the saucer clubs
out of his own home, at 2004 Nortl}.
Hoover in Los Angeles, "to cut down
on the overhead.'' He said there are
clubs in 50 m a j or U.S. cities and
abroad, with a total of a b o u t 3,500
members. Houston has no club, he said,
but he does have some interested Hous­
tonians on his mailing list
"We are a contact.oriented research
group," he said, "meaning that many
ot our members have made actual
\ From B. C., th• Pod, May 9, 1966
physical contact with crews ot these
craft"
Green said he has sighted 85 to 100
spacecraft around Los Angeles over
the yea.rs and has met "half a dozen
or so members ot the crews."
Bur GREEN BELl'ITLED his own
experiences.
"They're so 1nslgniflcant it's hardly
worth talking about them," he said.
"Some or our members have actually
been taken for rides in spacecraft
"I certainly wouldn't tum down a
ride if it were offered me. But they've
never asked me."
Green said he met the Martian by
appointment at a friend's home, and he
looked "just like anybody you'd meet
on the street" He was ca s u a 11 y
dres.sed, Green said, and wore a short•
sleeve, ~ h I m m e r y, metallic.looking
shirt which he ~i.d would stop bullets.
All in all, a handsome chap, Green
said.
"I f el t his halr and It was quit.e
coarse and worn in a V•shape down to-­
ward the c en t er ot the forehead,"
Green said. "But I rather doubt all
Martians wear t h e i r hair alike, any
more than we do.
"HE SAID THE MARTIAN canals
were really canals for distributing the
short water supply from their polar
region s, and that the two Martian
moons are really artificial satellites
just like the Russian astronomers have
supposed."
Green said he had inet the Alpha
Centauri man several times -
once in
the Green home.
"He was dressed ordinarily and was
about four feet tall, although this was
unusuaJ. Most of the reports or them
are that they are normal height or
larger," Green said.
"Th ere was that space ship that
landed near Albuquerque, for Instance,
with a crew of four men and five worn•
en. They were very beautiful, very well
proportioned. Seven to nine feet tall.''
Green said he had met other inter.
stellar travelers but would "rather not
go into the whole list.''
Where did they park their space
ships while they were visiting him?
"OH, SOMETIMF.S t h e y actually
park them -
hang them up in the sky
with a force field around them. Then
they have an anti•gravity beam and
levitation belts they wear around the
waist to get on down to earth.
''Through th es e, they can accom•
plish such m i r a c I es as walking on
water and ascending into the heavens.''
Green said he is 41 and was a
photographer with the Los Angeles
Board of Education until he resigned
In 1959 to try to help the spacemen
save civilization.
Green said naturally he asked to
Sauce:r
Sig~ting
ReEp°~~rAN
GABRIEL GRt:EN
Head Saucerer
MAR CIi 30 . 1966
Five sightings were re­
ported on Monday of unldentf.
tied flying ob}ecls, obs,erved
in the slcy in the northwest
Detroit area.
Northwest P recinct police
station had three reporls,
Schaefer one,
and Palmer
like Uncle Martin on 'My Favorite
Martian.'"
Green said he had never seen one
ot the unearthlings beside his space
ship. Then how could he be sure they
weren't a hoax -
practical • joking
earthlings just putting him on!
Park, one.
•
On Monday, 7:20 p.m., sev.
enteen year old Mike Woods,
8418 Fuast, sb.tes that be saw
a very high object with white
lights hea.rding north from
the southwest, 1n tbe Faust•
Van Buren A venue a'rea.
"Oh, I wouldn't believe just anyone
who walked up to me and said he was
from Mars," Green replied.
Eddie Crunk, 17,
19749
Greenview and his companion,
Robert SL,allneo, 15, 19743
Greenview, observedanobject
over Crunk's home at about
8:20 p.m.
CrWlk said that
t~e u'F9 came from the wtts't,
"But if you gel a call from the White
House and were told President Eisen•
bower would meet you at a certain
time on the corner of Hollywood and
Vine, and you went there, and a man
there who looked like the President
called you by name, wouldn't you be·
lieve he was Eisenhower?"
Green said he once asked a space.ling
to pro\·e himself by disappearing,
"BUT HE REFU .J<~D and told me to
walk away," Green said. "He was on a
balcony five floors high, and I walked
down a hallway for three or four sec•
ond and turned and looked back and
he was gone. There was no logical
place for him to go from that balcony.
Green believes the spacemen are Un•
doubtedly friendly, just as they profess
to be, or otherwise they could have
destroyed the earth long ago.
"They say they want nothing from
us but our friendship," he said. "They
would never destroy us. This would be
a violation of their code of life. They
revere all living things."
Apparently they do have lapses,
though.
"There was one decision that if any
nation on earth fires a nuclear war.
head, it will fall back on the people
who fired it," Green said. "I don't know
what their latest decision has been.''
BE EXPLAINED that he hasn't been
in contact with a spaceman for two or
three years now.
Green said people from many planets
are visiting earth, and that accounts
for the wide variety of fl ying saucers
being sighted.
One or his favorites is the Venusian
scout ship. That's the one about 50 feet
in diameter with the three protruding
semi.spheres on the bottom and the
portholes around the cabin.
Green said it is operational only
within 5,000 to 10,000 m i I es ot a
~DfP~~s!ln ~J::1..,r,
light$ changing frQQ'I tbe coi
r_ed to green and then ambt
At 9:30 p.m,, sixteen• )'~
old
Michael Senta, 1281
Virgil saw something witb •
white light trave ling very ~t
near Virgil and Glendale, He
claims also to have seen it
at the same tlme on Sunday
night.
A 39-year-old man reported
: 11;:dSc:!!~~~re:~:!t~~ '
~~t~edu,~~~
10
a~ :1~7i~: t
Stewart Hall, 8549 Abbington,
saw the object near his home,
stating that it was visible for
about a minute,
Karen ElUO(ton, 17, 15587
LaSalle, was walking to the
front door or her home about
midnight, when she noticed an
object In the sky. It appeared
lo be about 150 ya.rds away,
according lo the police re­
port and stood motionless over
tbe John Lodre Expressway,
near Linwood.
It was ap.
proximately 500 reel in tbe
air, 9 feet long with a red
ligbt on the left and a green
llgbl on the right.
Miss Ellington told police
that the object stopped twice
and Ugbls started flashing.
I
.Its path or travel was h"om
the east lo the west,
,
She said she had seen others
1 around the nrst of May.
f~~et:s ~~~~.~a~sa~~~~e~~~P d~~
2-Neoada State Journal
parks up there. The mother ship can
make interplanetary trips.
M
At this point we decided to end the
ore
lnterview.Thelong-distancelinetoLos
Angeles had begun maki~g an eerie
Civil Defense Director
Watches 'Flying Saucer'
GOLDEN GATE
METROPM
FINAL
tlrribunt
Handicap---Results
1: S TAB LUSHE D P'E9,t UA,t V 2.1. 1974
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93 rd YEA~, NO. 81
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TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1966
101 DAILY, $2.25 .A MONTH •
_!linghamton, N. Y., October_24, 1965
THE SUNDAY PRESS
Eerie 1896 Sighting
By J IM HAZB.WOOD
"T h a t a huge airship has
As soon as he perctived the
The so-c a 11 e d Unidentified
been hovering over Oakland for
light, he attracted the attenUon
Flying Objects (UFO's) seen
the last few nights has in the
of the other passengers and all,
Sunday in Michigan by al least
minds of many been conclusive­
inh!nsely
Interested, watched
60 people, recall a bizarre story
ly proven. A number of persons
t h e peculiar machine as it
which appeared in The Trtbune
whose integrity ls unquestiona•
made Its war through the skies.
79
ble have seen the strange navi•
''It was high in the heavens.
~~:i!°-'1'aS Nov. 23, ISM,
gator or the air and this nwn•
It appeared to be of huge size.
and it reported that many per•
her includes many whose sceptl•
When Ont seen, Jt seemed to be
sons saw an "airsbip" Oying
cism hu been pronounced.
floating 8\'ft' San Leandro. It
over Oakland.
"Last evming at about 7:30
moved rapidly, going at least !O
But this date was 10 yean be­
o'clock, the passengers on an
miles an hour. It shot across
fore the Wright brothers made
Alameda car were startled by
the sides to the nortlr'A-·est, then
"I only bave so much tlme
t be first successful heavier•
the sight-of a brilliant stream of
it turned quickly and disap-
to get thl1 work done, 10 I
than-air fllght at Kilty Hawk.
light high In the heaVf.ns on in
• peared in the direct.ion of Hay•
can't stop," be said. "TIits ts
Aerial balloons, however, had
the direction of Hayward.
ward.
the kind of work you should
been knownJor decades.
"The passengers distlncUy saw
• "Not only wa.s the a1rshfp
be d.otllg," he jolced. "TU·
The Oakland "airship" was
the outline of an alrsh.lp and
seen by the passengers, but
ln& care of 6t cows bd worr
the talk or the town for days
watched its maneuvers high in
many other residents of this
lng at another job, too."
and a number of other" sightings
lhe skies. The ship resembles a
-city distinctly saw the brUllant
w e r e reported. from as far
huge bird in its outlines and
11 g ht and the huge bird-like
away as Red Bluff.
seemed lo rise and fall in Its
body floating in mid-air.
Although the original story
course. A light streamed from
''None ol the spectators were
s a fd the craft resembled a
the head of tbe ship, throwing a
acquainted with each other and
''lulge bird," I at er sightings
wb.ite stream of light for sever•
described It as egg-shaped with
a!'hundffll yanb.
~~~;::'toai~
lights at both ends.
"As the outlines of the ainhlp
rection o( lb~ akship, aD4 ~
It should be borne Lq mind
~pUon.•,
•· ,
i
that ~hapes of atrcratt aqd esll•
~.:;·lt!.~~"!' :~
!<•'These !ada Je,ve llttle.~qubt
mates of airspeed · were sWl
tn the ~ndi of rhany ~pie
sciences of the f\11.Ure .when the
~~.r;!:~~-·,..~ ,r,:;i
that a successful airship.- has·
following story, reproduced in
been noted by a man who had
been Invented and 1s navigating
part, was written.
been Idly watching the heavens.
the heave~)'
•
Tuesday, May 1~. 1966
*GALLUP POLL
Th
5 M •11•
p
an
1 10n
eop1e
take the spacemen's picture, but they
. refused and he abided by their wishes.
"An associate of mine once tried to
sneak a couple ot flash pictures," he :J:t~··:::::: Say They Saw Flying Saucers
-r
said, "but two times the flash gun
wouldn't fire, even though the camera
was in perfect working condition.
SAUCER OR STRAW HAT, THIS FLEW IN.CALIFORNIA LAST AUGUST
"THAT DEMONSTRATES the pow-
Highway Patrolman 11<,j Bellin Pltologiaphed II Through His Car Windshield
ers or the mind ot these people. Just
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tA. O E
f- S P. O ~LIG ■ r
SUNDAY, MAY IS, 19U , THE HOUSTON POST
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER,
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 18. 1988
UFO Plays Tag With Deputies in 85-Mile Chase
RAVENNA, O., April lT (UPI). Portage counl7 sheriff's bead• li&ht so bright he couldn't look reported the object, w,hlch bad
Wilson said the object "was
-Two Portaa:e couDly she.r1U'1 quart.era here.
directly at it.
aomething like an antenna pro. ought by radar" In Pittsburah.
deputies followed a "brl(ht cir-
"I bad never aeen anythlna:
Franklin and his crew report• truding from the bottom, hover- He said that at least seven Jets
cular" unidentified object Sun- this bri&ht before in my ll!e," ed the sighting to police who also ed above the cruise r In which from the Cleveland-area headed I
day from Atwater, 0., to Free- be told Deputy Robert Willoo viewed the objecL
f)paur and Neff were ridln(.
for the obiect after it wu re­
drom, Pa., a distance of 85 mllu. via the radio.
The two deputies were joined
Wilson said that Spaur and pcrted.
~pUUes Dale Spaur and W.
In Benton Harbor, Mich., a in the chase at Eut Palestine, Neff were que!ti?ned by an "Air
_(The cont~l tower ~t Greater
L. Neff were investla:atin.a: a ffying object de~n)ed II ao u., just acrosa the State line Force colonel
m Freedom.
J>1ttsbura:h Au·port ta!d it 1pot•
routine traffic accident at 5 A.M. bright "you -~•i lo O le from Pennsylvania, by
East
(Air Force headquarters at ttd no UFO, on Us
radar
when they were alerted
by stnia:bt at It" ,ras aigbtetl early Palestine
Patrolman
Wayne Greater Pittsburfh Airport said screen.)
J
radio t.o be on the lookout for Sunday DelP the downtown 1ec- Huston.
It had no report on the UFO.)
---­
an object heading thelr way,
tion of the clty.
.
Huston said the object appear•
''The chase luted about 50
Spaur, an Air Force aunner
Three tubbil.b colle.ctora uld ed larger than an airliner and minutes and, in that time, the '..:
:~~~rtb:b~:~~.~~• ;,~th: ~e~~w -~c:i:b:~t ~-ve;a:::~ ~.~;el~d :u~dst~~~:;e~~titu~: reb1:~t,l;•:r 1::v°e~'!th::~eb:ar~~ '
~
feet ln diamete.r traveled at Rlve-r. The head of the crew, suddenly,
•
n:enll both in Ohio and Penn. ,
1peeda from 80 to 100 mile.a an Joseph ~
uld it wu
"It was a funny thlna: " Hus- ,Y1v1~la " Wilson said.
bour."
•.
. .
about 1.5 1tor:l.U JD the alt, had ton· said; "but when th~ object
Nell 'a one-time
Seabee,
"It was aOOut 1000 feet in a ateel-Uh aheD "'-.od looked aot too !ilr aheid of us it ap. arr«d with Spaur In the de­
the air and wu extremely "aomethlna: like a bot,·doa" lo peared to stop and wait."
1crlption of the object and add.
briaht," Spaur radioed to the ahape. Heiaaid It bad a. brilliant
Wilson aaid at one time S aur ed that t "had no win a."
Mysterious Sky Objects Have 1exans in Dither
M!IMPHIB, Tex., May 17 tour-root strip of what ap- a"t,out 2½: mlh!s distant atl 1. w. Hatley, a tanner In
" It wu blr enourh to
<AP) -
Rural residents tokl peared to be Un and aluml· , :10 p.m.
•
the Brice community 21 carry a man, and I rot the
ot aeelJ1I a dgar-1hape,cl ob-num.
Du nc-• n
and •nenl mlleswestothcre.~d~ tttlirtJ"thatttdkl," Hatrleld
Ject drop from Ute aky yes-
David Duncan, 28.. with Ra- Mends tried to punu.e the other men told ot watchlna: recounted.
terday, and two men aJd 1 mo Bt.aUon KOSH In Mem• object, «conN:baped
and minutes later u aometh1ng
Hatley and one of his com­
:~a::~~:n~:..~w:ned wttb• phla, related these det.alla:
::r1/°:~inta• b~ ;:e~d!o =\:~'u!': !pantons went to notify au-
Still another tanner In the
Mrs. Ernest Lee, whose nea the SaUtburJ commu- cigar" plunger to eart.h.
thorities .. leaving two other
aame vk:tnlty reported he home ts S miles eoutbeut of ntty 5 m.Ue:a .outb of Mem•
It bore no marklnga, they men on guard. The &trange
heard an explosion, watched here, spotted aomethlng phis. Aa they drew near, said, and "appeared to have object mrted smoking, burst
another unldenUtled Oying which looked "like two para bowntr, tt swept awaJ at radios anel about 20 small into name and burned Ha t.­
object tall and picked up a chute&" hovertrc 1n the alr hiJb spud.
battertes on the outalde.·•
Jey reported.
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