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The
International Flying Saucer Bureau

"All is possible to one who believes"

ALBERT K. BENDER
President and Editor

MAX KRENGEL
Vice-Pres. and Treas.

ALAN C. RIEVMAN
Secretary

FRED J. BENDER
Historian

INTERNATIONAL
COUNCIL

ROBERT N. WEBSTER
Editor - "Fate" Magazine

WILSON "BOB" TUCKER
Author - Editor of
Science Newsletter

ELLIOTT ROCKMORE
Editor - Publisher
"Saucer Review"

GEORGE D. FAWCETT
Lecturer - Sauceriana
Collection

STANLEY E. CROUCH
Editor - Science and
Culture Magazine

FRANKLIN M. DIETZ.
Editor and Publisher
"Science - Fantasy and
Science Fiction"

BRITISH REPRESENTATIVE
E. L. PLUNKETT

Retired Capt. 8th Army

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INTERNATIONAL
HEADQUARTERS

P. O. BOX 241

BRIDGEPORT 2, CONN.
U. S. A.

Great Britain Branch
71 Chedworth Road

Horfield,

Bristol 7, England

October 26, 1952

Mr. J. H. Frahm,
949 E. Jefferson Street,
Franklin, Indiana

Dear Mr. Frahm:

Once again I am happy to write to you about
I'm and your fine work in helping our organization
to grow larger and stronger.

In your last letter you asked what course of action
your club should take in connection with IFSS. I
would suggest the following:

(1.) Appoint a local Chairman of the IFSS in Franklin, Indiana. Also appoint a local treasurer and secretary.

2.) Hold your meetings at least twice a month, where you can discuss saucer happenings and club activities. Use a local hall, or better yet, hold the meetings at each other's homes.

If and when you form your own city group, a certain portion of the club membership fee may be retained by you to help your cause.

3.) Mr. Dick Campbell, is an International Officer of IFSS and should be paid such respect at all your gatherings.

(5). We will do any post card printing you desire or cards of similar size.

(6). You can print your club activities in "Space Review".

(7). Get contributions from your members to help you get formed.