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SPACE REVIEW TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE LES.B.— GREETINGS FROM ENGLAND Capt. Edgar L. Plunkett, British Representative Are we on the verge of a breath-taking discovery? Yes, i believe we really are! To quote Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, ‘Too many good men have seen Flying Saucers for us to dismiss them lightly as hallucinations.” The nineteenth and twentieth centuries have produced a number of astonishing dis- overies notably the dreaded atom bomb, and also has had to discard in many cases pre- vusly held convictions such as that ‘matter is indestructible”’. Even the average layman today, due to increased educational facilities, and access to rature of all lands, has a very good idea that \ife in all its forms consists of ‘energy’, ind that this energy somehow links back to sonw form of pulsating orbital structure like unto the universe, but on an infinitesimally smaller scale. Therefore, it is—to me at least— quite believable that it ts possible that somewhere -something—someone—has solved the idle of this energy, etheric, electromagnetic, «all it what you will. Having progressed r, it follows that given elements capable of withstanding immense stresses and strains, propulsion of what has become known as the ‘Flying Saucer’ becomes a possibility. known that between the Sun, Moon, and owr Earth, and presumably between other r-planetary and possibly int terstellar bodies there exists magnetic lines of force, thus some form of aircraft or saucer has control ef the means or attraction and repulsion, these lines of force which by the way never touch one another, would form the perfect highway along which to travel at the speed of tight, | and probably very much faster. It would also account for the capability of these so-called “‘saucers’’ to accomplish right- — urns, inasmuch that these known magnetic waves emanate in all directions. Therefore point of view of the average thinking man in the street, I say, “I believe the flying saucer does exist, ue that the coming years will vindicate oa men as Captain Ma antell, Kenneth Arnold, and countless other pioneers in this field.” In conclusion, may I say to all IFSB freee sede at home and abroad, ‘carry on the.good work, and above all, io not be disappointed, discouraged or deluded by the jeers and sneers of the ignorant so-called majority. The best of everything for the New Year ahead! Yours fraternally, E. L. PLUNKETT MYSTERIOUS CRAFT OUT THERE by Gail Sprague Out of the dark, mysterious, depths by Victor Root space, Came strange looking craft at a trem dous pace Out there, beyond the clouds; course was true, the third planet Where winds have not yet blown, Out in space lies my destiny, from the sun, : Where man has not yet gone it orders: Don’t return until your task is done they descended; some got out back in 24 hours,” the commander told the scout. Out there, among the stars; That's where I long to roam Out in space lies my destiny Time went fast, all returned. Where night is forever ruling, Off went the craft, bearing all they'd Where solitude is soothing learned. “ta ‘a 5! Tha } | decision was reached, never again, ) this small planet they'd ever land ruy a n, prejudice and greed, worst of all planets, al To Out t ng to roam. Gis