Thomas, Franklin. We come in peace. Los Angeles, New Age Publishing Co. ,
1955. 53 p.
Account of alleg~ flying saucer landing in Austria and of message of peace
conveyed by the Martian occupant.
Twitchell, Cleve. The UFO saga. Lakemont, Ga. , CSA Press, 1966. 94 p.
Summary of experiences of individuals who claim to have seen UFOs, or
ridden in them, or communicated with their crews.
Van den Berg, Basil. My discovery will prove Adamski1s claim. Flying saucer
review, v. 8, Nov. -Dec. 1962: 3-5.
Author claims to have deciphered the hieroglyphics on a photographic plate
allegedly given Adamski by Venusians and to have constructed an anti-gravity
device based on them.
Van Tassel, GE•orge. The council of seven lights. Los Angeles, De Vorss & Co.,
1958. 156 p.
The "middle viewpoint" of life, religion, planet earth, and other worlds is
given by author on basi.s of knowledge gleaned from the ''organized intelli-
gences of other places. "
Veit, Karl. Planeten-menschen. Wiesbaden-Schierstein, Ventla-Verlag, 1961.
223 p.
Author suneys scientific opinion on the possibility of life on other worlds and
summarizes UFO sighting reports from 1947 to date. Details are given of
"contactee" reports and the alleged appearance and behavior of beings from
outer space.
Vogt, Cristian. El misterio de los platos voladorcs. Buenos Aires, Editorial
"La Mandragora" [1956) 190 II·
Contains general discussion of UFO phenomenon and summaries of explana-
tory hypotheses relating to it, Activities of governm ettal and private
research projects and contactee claims are also reported,
Zenabi, J. El misterio de las discos voladores. Santiago de Chile, The Author,
1953. 77 p.
Account of author's alleged contact with landed flying saucer and its Martian
crew and trip to Mars aboard sμicecraft. He describes in detail physical
features of Mars, its science, culture, and political institutions. Experience
reportedly took place in September 1952.
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