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a PEE rpg gop Gort- . ey ao Rea hag a eet: Cran tae epe wenn cree + OG Be ey for FLYING SaUCR RISTORY During the next year, reports were chliected fran al) possible sources, dmeluding magesines, newspapers, ond by writing for beck issue newspapers, Buring the spring of 1951, the idea of printing on amate & E E a 5 8 \ the first issue of the Review was printed in Tate August 1952, and 64 sepic went te others interested in the subject, Ads were placed in several t.aga- 8, including Fate; more persone wera reached for elipping-magasine exchange: RY 1953, this method of receiving reports becans too great to handle becaus besvy correspondence, and decided to order news clipping services, ani charge “wenbers for the magezing, and have them send in clippings to supplement. service: Present membership is under 600, in the US,’ ind shout: 60 ‘throughout’ tahada, England, and Australie, but is steadily rising ot more than 30 per week. Kore ads are planned in the near future for science and aciencefiction mogazines, and at prepent, we have an ad in the JAN 195i FATE magazine, ond @ aeall editoria?- plug in TRUE MAGAZINE, MOV 1953, both on the stands, Also on scale now is the book "PFLYIWG SAUCERS HAVE LANDED! by Desmond Leslie, containing one chapter tht Viste an entire issue of the Review #5 op on example of report activity, Several pronlnent members include IVAN SANDERSON, noted explorer, authar, soologist and radio-TV speakers JOHK DUBARKY, Associate Biitor of TRUE KaGAZIie and suthor of aviation and saucer articles, WILLIAM WASH, airline pilot vbo made the famous July 1952 alghting over Norfolk, Va, vhere 6 objects trovel ling at speeds ove? 12,000 mph were observed: and elso 2 scientists azsccigte with bronches of atanis work, . ; As 8 rule, menbership is very varied, including reporters, psychiatrists, restaurant owmers, furniture dealerg, and college students, including one in an Intelligence school in Pakistan, One former. member wos Professor Gerald Ezard, author of many philosophic books including "IS ANOTHER WORLD WATCHIM*, In 1957, he left group to form the Civilian Saucer Investigations, which has suspended -~eperation, (Others are in the Air Force, Army, Marines, and Mavy, but ars not . ‘ ~~ s.nek =F bese incidentally. involved in the subicc’, or hove made mall studies in it, not 500 mention the dosens of scientists cnii:2 ix at times by these groups to fiw % professional opinions on the date reo. vids . ore ce tls ot eormected with any ailitary investigation of the subject. OTHER SAUCER GROUPS There are more than 33 know civilian ond goverment groups throughout ‘he ~- “world studying the saucers, Of these, 16 amoll civilian groups ore in the Uf, > "plug ene goverment ailitory group ot Dayton, Ohio, under the AIR TECHNICAL 3°. gm the past, there has been at leart 9 other UB goverment branches whe hat uhergever exceptional musbers of reporte have occurred in the past, te cavse . groupe te form, Sone govermmenta now working on the subject ate listed ber. ~~ .* tt? - -* eo ' Ze AUSTRALIA~- CIVIL AIR DEPLRTMONT is working with Air Intelligence since May 1952, when a buge rocket-like object was soon over severa) hundr ee wuiles headed toward the sec, by nearly 100 witnesses, 2. BRAZIL = The FLYING SAUCER PROJECT is wtuding all reports wince 5 photos er . - taken of @ saucer over Ric de Janeiro on Moy 7, 1952 - "3a CAMA < The DEFENSE RESEARCH BOARD bap analysed roporte since Jan, 195%,