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. . a . a . re is r _ | 4 f UR RBVIEW 7 aa fF a LC —_ ee OM 8 EDITORIAL ee oo ‘ . oO : a iT wate . _ “oe tS na ; a : 1 y t » . ; Ip 1492 Columbus discovered & new world after traveling thouseads of miles acrows 2 , the great }xpanse of unknowa waters called ther Atlaotk Ocean. It was « great adventure, me "pet one was laughed at, ridiculed, and even spoke of ess “folly”. pee co » —- Her€ was « emal) group of men searching for what lay beyond the known, endeavor: ing to unfold the mysteries of lands thet were not supposed to exist. All they hall were - three small ships laden with provisions thar chey estimated would Last the joumey.+ The seas were infested with monsters, sa the skeptics ssid, and the world was fiat. | * with a dropping off place. Columbus proved thete fallacies to be wront, when he landed . inthe West Indies.” ya — oo oo, The years ditectly ahead of us will see another great adventure puch 33 this. A senall . ae + 0: group of men will assemble in a certain deugnated place, dimb into their ship, # ship t * vastly different than that of Columbus's time. This ship will be a rocket shop, and its o¢- cupants will shoor off into the vast sa of space to find new worlds, new peoples, and They will be laughed at, they will be ridiculed, and the whole thing will be called - / 4 the greatest “folly “ on earth, but will « be such? Time has proven that impossibilines ,” ; become fealitien~ the automobile, the airplane, radio, telephone, telegraph, television,» | ar the smashing of the atom are defiaise proof. All i possible so une who believes, and | a Lam a sound believer! ‘ a ' - 1 : ma . 1 _ * 5 : * 5 ae : - . ain : Loe ee can Te ae” FROM THE ASSOCIATE EDITOR'S DESK 0 - * The mysteries of space have long lascinated mast people on carth, One need not be... * we eatronomer to gaze in swe at the nent which unfolds before the eyes as we Bare sky- a ‘et om any clear night. . _ re a . ine vastness of space is difhvult to explain, even for astronomers. When distances . ” ae -emen of it is simpler for learned men to ust the term “light years” than miles, The 0 Jane ee rey “ gutribses of celestial bodies suspended in spare like our own earth are unknown, The werner Si3y teil Pr > guese are from millions on up. But they remain just that—guesscs. © fe at a .. who make our home on & mere cinder of matter in the eyes of space, cannot be, re a ace . cewty : in naive crough to think that intelligent life exists only here. Those who believe that there >. : ‘is a purpose for everything whivh happens, should agree thac these millions of bodies in = |’: Space Mud serve More of 2 purpose than just twinkling brughtly on & clear night. = >. wy Published quarterly by Albert K. Bender, Editor, Max Krengel, Associate Editor; Printed by Reliable Press, Bridgeport, Conn. Subscription Price: four issues, to members, $1.00," ; to aun members, $1.40 per year. Individual copies $.35. Exclusive publication of the IFSB, .4:: °° - 1 *- pO. Hox 241, Bridgeport. 2, Conn., U.S.A. Send all news and articles to this address 3. ; eo ’ . % bolas Thos ‘ : . *¢ voy * vit Broa » Boy eR eet , ae : et pa oo } ; * *~ ’ : . -. PE aS, area ee ere CO wen tne pees eee rege watt . a mem m a rn ae ae * (adler Penn - 7 RA re gee . tof a emt em em oe” oy Meee & Pe Le OO arena oalhith, astinath sect ute mene ” er le) - vars > “_ , . a. = ao: a ew ee te tae wee a 7 . tat oo ~. . * * -- der ne HA —_ w* mag” Ve ikon Se oe. ee fol ee oe > a nie ~ — - went ge ried . eer ae, : ne eS ey cal ied * . NT ae Sereiny, : An ae » . 2. ee: ee -* to : ft Ae . ~ ~ = Seat te =... } ee ae Ch pm te te Ry LA eee f wd foe as Me gts gS f . ad . wm * -- . : ce Be eee an sat, aaad a, ste ES : ee ‘ = ae r - whe oe ae Sy ty et te Pg er Oe ee tee arid Ss et arial 7 ees heats a eat ae no soe ME A a ee