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114 Once before, « gracious lady was willit., «,<inel much advice, to lisien to. the sincere words of a man who was still io battle for many years te come: for the truth which he propounded. Wa ack again for thet First Lady's gracious attention te certain matters which we balieve, as in years gone by, will be of interest to her, also today. Qur Open Letter we respectivily address to - Her Majesty, Gueen Juliana of tha Netherlands. { An. open Letter SOESTDUK PALACE, ROESTDU Serene Fe HOLLAND. Yo Her Majecty, Queen Juliana. Your Majasty, We venture 46. approach you on » matier which we believe will be of some interest to you, the aubject 8s ae man, ame bearing as # sine == fs ere dUNE. 1887. hel oe H em a eat pe Sey ors of fe Tatewes BeFtgTE Crs w, ee wmplications of a aature which might well sifect in the future every avpect of human endeavour en this Eerth. The subject of which we speak hes once before been brought ia Your Majesty's attention, and, we understand, received careful consideration; in fact, it ie in thes belief thet Your Majesty has shown more than weua!l intersst that wo make this approach to- day. 7 May we, with respect, ask you fo cast your mind Beck 6 yeare. In May of 1959, Your Mejesty was pleased to request the presence of Mr. George Bdemoti, af Celifoenia, ot Eoestdijk Palace, Mr. Adameki was at that lime on a world Jecture-lour. This gentleman had sn uruaval story to tell, He spoke of visitations to this planet by human beings trom outer apace. He spoke of kind human beings who had traveiled in their spaceships, often called “fying saucers", from their home plansts im owr solar system, from Venus, from Seturn, dare and others, Their understanding was far ahead ot our own, their sincere interest in. our welfare was part of a philosophy of brotherhood. end lowe fer all of the Creators Works, This-was Gettye Adams's story. bn 1959, the subject of flying saucers was consid: acad by the majority to be laughable. Any attempt to. discuss the possibility of beings technologically Superior te us, visiting Earth im apace craft fravelling _at fantastic speeds, was to dismiss all the scientific concepts of the day. , 27 1959, scientists were only beginning fo accept the remote pe ity of “some form” of life, - and a one-cell life, t= existing anywhere at all outside ef Earth, And any Suggestion that inlailigent beings existed who had progressed past the siages of wars and poverty and tactal intolerance, was to epeak of Heaven itself. Now, in 1967, many things have changed. The majority still laughs, yee. But one sees in the aver- @xpanding minority « level of radical but inielligent thought which would have been branded o "heresy" agsinat the whole Establishment juat « few yeare ago. With our own. greally-incressed space activity and the near-proszimity of an Earthman’s lending on the Moon, ideas have had to change along with the immense changes in the means of travel. What modem science haa yet to discover, how- ever’, is an antiddte to the enormously swollen age af “Earth-man” which hee gained nothing from the discoveries af Galileo other than a fist of changed astronomical data and some. very basic facts con- cerming the acler system in which we five. What they have not yet leamed from the “here- tical” vevelations of Galileo ia that eciantiic “act” of today ia not neceesarily scientific “tact” ef to- sorrow, that they, too, these modern scientists, may be called upon - and perhaps very toon - te change all. previous concepts of astronomical physics and te accept that Earth-man ie pot, after all, alone is the Universe. Ore of the pioneers in this school of thought was George Adamaki. Since his passing, in April 1965, thers have come forward to carry an hig work. Madem, on several occasions im the years since 1959, Mr. Adameki was given the opportunity of phot- egraphing some of these space craft on movie-film. These films have been shown widely in the United Siales and in certain countries in Europe. They have bean viewed by persona in quthority, including. an- perté in many fields, as wall as by millions of the general public by way of television. The extraterrestrial buman beings of whom Mr. Adamski spoke are still oparating in the same patt- am. Several of tis talpers have ean prviteged ta magt these people. New colour movies have been taken of their chips, on occasion with the deliberate connivance of the pilots of the erait concerned. An American lady,.Mre. Madeleine Rodetier, and teo Garmanborn, naturaleed Americane, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sieckling, have bean privileged aot only to meat these friends from other planets but they have also bean enabled to photograph the movement ot their craft an colour-fiim. All of these filme have been viewed by persons mw authority, including photographic experts of the U.S. Nationa! Aeronautics and Space Agency, QNASA) and they have vet te be fauked qeeeatrsy, ee 2p yes oe ae eee ee Madam, the reaton for our eppreach i this Open Latter is this. Having heard from Mr: Adameki firet- hand of big experiences, would Your Majesty esra ence more to hear of the visitations of the Brothers and Sisters who befriended him? They have made themesives inown to others; there are courageous