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GRAY BARKER
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behind-the-scenes chronicle of civilian saucer research.
It is an immensely readable book. We suggesc you do
not pick it up if you have work to do, for you wiJJ
be unable to put it down until you reach the amazing
climax.
Mr. Barker cells the Story in such a straightforward
and documentary manner that the reader's first mo­
ment of incredulity will give way to conviction as be
is acquainted, page-by-page, with the terrifying in­
side faces.
A six-footer, handsome, and with a warm, in­
fectious laugh, Mr. Barker retains in his voice just a
trace of the accent of the West Vitginia farming
country where be grew up, somewhat belying the rich
and varied career he has crammed into his thirty
years. He has been head of an English deparanent in
a Maryland school system, an audio-visual education
consultant for a large school supplier, theatre man­
ager and morion picrure projection technician. Begun
as a hobby, saucer research has taken more and more
of his time as be has realized the Stark reality behind
the mystery.
Finding time for bis literary career between details
of operating his business, he publishes The Saucerian,
a flying saucer periodical, and contributes co educa­
tional journals and morion picture technical magazines.
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