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FLYING SAUCFR8 HfliTF LJIJ£DBD: Co-(.uthored by 11esmond I.eslie and George
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Mr. Leslie, noted n~ish rrri ter t:nd j ournr list, second cousin of i'Tinston
Churchill, goes b~·ck into f~c:nsJ;:rit I".I1C other :·ncient nritings for the
research he does on strc:.nge objects E:ppec;ring j_n the sky in ancient
civilizations, and rel.= tes them to the recent E1ppeu.rc:.nce of Flying
Saucers •
George J'dc.~mski, philosophGr, amcteur estronomer and c;mc:•teu.r photogra-
pher, writes the second half of the book which tells of his photogrc: ph-
:i.ng strange things in the sky j.n recent yer:rs, culminating with his
cctuc:::.l meeting· of an occup0nt of s. flying sr.ucer from out8r spec,ce in
·che Cc:.lifornia Desert in November, 1852. Bis saucer pictures are in-
cJ.udcd in the book toghethcr with cffa.davi ts of yri tnE:•sscs to his
strange adv0nture. Factual ~nd Pff[f-ICAL. ~3.50
INSIDF THE SPJIC:P fHIPR: George J\damski. Further accounts of meetings
with the Visitors sinco r..rriting Flying Saucers
Hsve Lc nded •• and his visits in the Sc: uc or s up into the ~.rather Ships.
J.l ctual photogrc phs tc:.ken INSIDE THE SPACE. SHIPS •• 1-'!ill be evidence: of
his presence in them. A full f-l.nCl. complete design of the interior of a
Nother Ship is elso included.. We recommend THIS too. Foreward by
Desmond Leslie. t3~50 · ·
AFO~RD P FLYING 8JIUCPR: Truman Bethurum. A factual account of a meet-
ing botT'.reen the author, 0 construction worker,
Rnd ·a 1•roman 8auccr ·Commandant in the :r-revadc:· Po sort eleven ttmec; in l.Stf·2
End 1953. we feel Trurren Bcthurum to be sj.ncere in his accoun~s c M·:....,. 0
:;rBF S/\UCFR9 SPE/1K: George Hunt l""illic:.mson c:·nd flo c. Bailey. Mess<-lgcs
rcccivcd~-some by ouija board, some by radio short
w2ve, and morse code--from outer space by the vuthors and friends in
.L\l"'izona over 14 months 1 period in 195~~ end 1953. We like George
1'Tilliamson, c:nd feel he is sincere, but in c.nr.lyzing his messages and
having had like experiences, we feel that the m<:jority of them are from
lesser meddling entities. 1' 7e would be inclined to se:.y .P.LL of them. r-"2.
JHF "·THITE. S.l'NDS INCIDENT: Da.nicl Fry, engineer at ' 7hite Sc..nds Proving
&round in Nerr i'1exico. Trip in a saucer
given to hj_m by c: friend from outer space. He flew from Ne1:: ~liexico, ho
sDys, to l\TC';'r York City in 30 minutes. All vrho know Dc:~niel Fry like him
very much. If ho vrould stick to the claim that the tri:P ·was a physical
one, we could go along '\rith him--but oven he seems doubtful. &~1.,50
TO ~liEN OF ElRTH: Daniel Fry. Further messages from Jl-lan, Fry's con-
tact. Here the doubt seems, <:·lso, to exist os to
VJ'hcthor his experiences weru PB'(SJC.rfi.L or J'i£,}TTJIL. ~· 1. 00
FY.YING SPUCFR8 FRON OUTER SP!CF: Donald Keyhoc, retired T'~c.1rine Mc:•jor,
is given t1•ro woeks activ(: duty in -che
J\ir Force e.nd given accoss to tho Intcl1igence Filos on UFO'S and
challenges tho Air Force to break its silence to tho public. No per-
sonal experionces •• can conceive of saucers being from outer spacc •• but
ctn r t conceive of them stopping to SeW llhello 11 to C~nybody v.rhilE:: they
are here. ·~3.00
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