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SPACE REVIEW
9
TO ALL MEMBERS Of THE I.F.S.B.­
GREETINGS FROM ENGLAND
Capt. Edgar l . ,tur,kett, B
Rep,-sentative
Are we on the verge of a breath-taking discovery~ Yes, I believe we really are! To
9uote Captain Eddi Rickenbacker, "Too many good men have seen Flying Saucers for
u to dismiss them lightly as hallucinations."
The n'inet~nth and twentieth centuries ha e produced a number of astonishing dis­
l°O\ enes notably the dreaded atom bomb, and al
' ,ou ly held convictions such as that ··
tter is in
F. ven the verage laymm tod , ue to incr
l,ter.&ture of all kinds, h
.1 very good idea that
\nd hat this energy somehow links bl le to soil
unto th universe, but on
tnfinitcsima..lly smal
(1u11 hd1evable that it 1\
ible that
mewhe
r <ldle of this energy, etheric, ele<.1rom
netic,
'° fu . 1t follows that given elements ap ble of
rrorut ,on of what has become kno Tl as t
l,;1101:1. n that between the un Moon, and
n•er r im ury a.nd possibly 1r r ellar bodies
1t "°
orm of &.1rcraft or
r has control
these I n
of fo~ which b
way never t
high
along wha h to tra
t the speed of
would I o account for the cap
.!1 ty of th~ so-<.
usmuch that these kno n magnetic wa
nt of view of the AVerage thinking
r
• st. and th t the coming y
II. Kenneth Arnold, a I ountl
Iler p•
I
.i to all IFSB members at
ne and t road,
·fo not be disappointed, disLO r .tged or i
de
so-called majority."
TI1e best of everything for the
ew Y
r ab
Your
ater
MYSTERIOUS CRAFT
by Gall Sprague
Out of the dark. mysterious, depth of
space,
Came strange looking craft at .& trc.•m n
dous pa.c
Their course WiiS true, the third piane·
lrom the un ,
I h 1r order
Don't return until your tas
1, done
Do n hey descended ; some got out
" B back in 24 hours," the comm.rnder
told the scout.
Tim went fast, all returned.
Off went the craft. bearing all
hey'd
learned .
The decirn>n wa~ reached, never ag tn,
O n th" sm.dl planet they'd ever !ind
\X' ar,, corruption, prqudice and !:r ed,
, i.1de th,, the wor~t of all planet , ,\II
has had to discard in many cases pre­
ructible".
educational facilities, and access to
in all its forms consi ts of "energy",
torm of pulsating oti>ital structure like
,cale. Therefore, it is--to me at least­
something-someone- has solved the
11 it what you will. Having progressed
hstanding immense stresses and strains,
"Flying Saucer" becomes a possibility.
Earth, and presumably between other
re exists magnetic Imes of force, thus
the means of attraction and repulsion,
one another, would form the perfect
t, and probably very much faster. It
"saucers" to accomplish right-angled
emanate in all directions. Therefore,
,nan in the street, I say, " I believe the
• w'ill vindicate such men as Captain
ttrs in this field ." In rnndusion, may
rry on t-he .good work, and .1.bove all,
~ the jeers .nd ,n n of the ignorant
ly,
E. L Pu
ETT
OUT TH
E
by Vidor Root
Out m pale lie my desun
Out there, beyond the clouds;
Where winds have not yet !>!own,
Where man has not yet ,l?(lllC .
That's where I long to roam
Out in ,pace li es my de tin}
Out there, among the sta.r ,
Where night 1s tore\'cr ruling,
W
litude h soothing ,
Th.i
h fl I 10111'( to ro1m.
G
he r ,lup,
To
l
h,11 rytrip.
lJ..!reed
Out t l<
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