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~~anets Await
:Sy WILLIAl\1 SUDOl\IIER
jj l'ree Press Staff Writer • \1.
Beings from other _worlds
are waiting for the "dark
planet" to join' them in a plep.e·
tary confederation. · il
,, That was the startling point
Of I:a talk by Desmond Leslie,
Brf~ish flying saucer authority,
~esday night to 1,200 space
fan~ who jammed the Detroit ~
In,titute of Arts auditoriu~. t,
lleslie told of a. colleague, 1
Gf.l:)rge Adamski, who, he sdid, ' I
:made a "contact" with 'the r,I Jl , J 1. l.
spa.ce people two years a.gr,) in '-,
a~cjjalifornia 'desert. · ~ ' ~~
~~e~lie said. the super-sensi- \:
ti~, \intellectual travelers told ,
A~~mski constant strife on I
ea,~h had rendered it a "dark !i.
pi r,et" to other space-dwellers, l
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SLIE SAID they are quite
fri ndly. ·
ar is unknown in their
"s pier" life,' he said.
1Jhe flying saucers were de-
sc~jbed by Leslie as "tiny
wo*lds," in that their makers
utilized the same power that
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m9res the planets around tJ:le
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t1eslie said the sighting by 1·
tw!? boy.s last February in.
Ndrthern England pr(\ved con-
clttsively that saucers are real.p p
.'.'S'uppression of the reaitacts·'i:
byjp'>~Iiticians-that we are not j:
alohe in the universe -j has
I brf;ht about. ridicule Of,, -t:t;e ~
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