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Oe YO ALL MEMBERS OF THE LFS.Be- 7 “St. GREETINGS FROM ENGLAND 9 2g! My Soot re we on the verge of a breath-taking discovery? Yes, I believe we really are! To | = quot@! Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, “Too many good men have seen Flying Saucers for. as todtlismiss them lightly as ballocinations.” ° as nineteenth aod twentieth centuries have produced a number of astonishing dis- = 1s coveries notably the dreaded atom ” . wously held convictions such as that “matter is indestructible”. , Even the everage layman today, _* j Nt is and that this energy somehow “unto the universe, but on an inGnitesimally smaller acale. Therefore, : quite belevable that it is powsible that ? riddle of this energy, etheric, electromu, = . © far, it follows that given elements ct ; the propulsion of what has become known as It 1s known that berween the Sun, Moon, and owr Earth, and . anter-planctary and possibly interstellar bodies Mere exists ma; if some torm of airceaft or saucer has control ef the means these lines of force which by the way never touch one another, would form the netic, call it what you will. Having prog le of withstanding immense stresses and . 1 - as the “Flying Saucer’ betomes 2 presumably between “saucers” to accomplish right emanate in all directions. highway slong which to travel af the specd St would also account for the capabulity of 1 turns, inasmuch that these known magnetic wares fram the point of view of the average thinking fying samer docs Manteil, Kenneth Ameid, anc fountets | say to all IFSB members at tome and ‘do not be disappointed, discouraged oF so-called majority.” . . The best of everything for the New Year ahead ' Down they descended; some got out. “Be back in 24 hours,” the commander , told the scout. > Out there, among the stars, - Time went fast, all returned, . "Where night is forever ruling, | Of went the craft, beating al} they'd Where wlitude is soothing; ~ feared. . ; . . hip . That's where Plongtoroam. . ~ The decision was reached, never again, = Th ca Be : vy. (ia this sma}l planet they'd ever lend. oo Gi Iver shin, Wars, corruption, prejudice and greed, oy Give me a iver sep, i — “To make the happy trip; ar A at anre af all planets, all : - Out ther, among the stars. - ry queer TiC thi¢ the worst GF ai: abe, va. a ‘ El ee ea . - wee ee ~ os ne (PE need - creer A nD fe ee eee - 7... — a - sy = es wr, . ee ee RL ni, tt a .. were ee ear NOT ta, Pree eee ee bomb, and also has had to discard in many Cases pre- - 4 due to incressed educational facilities, and access to lnerature of all kinds, has s very good ides that ite in all its forms consists of “energy”. aks back to some form of pulsating orbital structure like - it is—to me at ieast— somewhere —something—someone—has solved the — Yours frateraally, ELL. PLUNEETT e MYSTERIOUS CRAFT by Gali Sprague OUT THERE Out of the dark, mystenous, depths of by Victor Reot "space, - a . Came steange looking craft at ¢ tremen Out in space Hes my destiny. dous pace. Out there, beyond the clouds: Their course was truc, the third planet Where winds have not yet blown, a from the sun, | . ‘Where man has not yet gone, | “ Thess ofsers: Don't return until your task ° ethat’s where long to roam. aeRO ee, cr strains, ucer’ becomes 2 possibility. |. ~ other .” netic lines af force, ' = attraction and repulsion, -- ~ perfect | ne greed of Baht, and probably very much faster. ft * erefore, man in the street, I say, “I believe the exist, and that the coming years will vindicate such men as Captain ~- Arnold, and countless other pioneers in this field.” En conclusion, may abroad, “earry on the good work, and above all,“ © - deluded by the jeers and sneets of the ignorant ..” , Out in space lies my destiny, 2°" “# a ee ot Te ee