UFOs and Related Subjects (Lynn Catoe, 1969)

Bowen, Charles. Who hoaxes who? Flying saucer review, v. 11, July-Aug.
1965: 6-9.
Details are given of the alleged la.nd\ng of a spacecraft at Brooksville, Fla.,
on Mar. 2, 1965, in which two JBpers containing hieroglyphics were reportedly
drcpped by an occupant of the SJBCecraft. Although the incident was labeled a
"hoax" by USAF, the author suggests that "perhaps the attempt to dezelve is
not as straightforward as it would at first appear."
Bowen, Charles and Gordon Creighton. The Storrington reporl'o;: landings in
Sussex? Flying saucer review, v. 14, Mar. -Apr. 1968: 4~6.
Report of alleged UFO sightings near storrington, England: (1) on Oct. 29,
1967, an ice-cream.:cone-shaped object was seen; (2) on Nov. 16, 19~7, the
object vi~ed had a trumpet shape at w~ appeared to be the front, a dome
shaped -center, and two tails on the right-hand side. A gilding humanoid
figure was seen in connection with the latter sighting.
Cahn, J.P. Flying saucers and the mysterious little men. True, v. 32, Sept.
1952~ 17-19, 102-112.
Report of investigation into allegations in Frank Scully's book, Behind the
Flying Saucers (New York, Henry Holt, 1950), that a crashed flying saucer
and corpses of its three-foot-tall crew had been taken into custody by the
U.S. Air Force. Claims prove lllltrue and the book a hoax.
Clark, Jerome. Two new contact claims. Flying saucer review, v. 11, May-,June
1965: 20-23.
On January 25, 1965, a landed flying saucer and ita 3 1/2 ft, occuiants were
allegedly seen near Brands Flats, Virginia. On January 30, 1965, TV re-
pairman Sid Padrick ailegedly encountered a landed flying saucer and was
invited aboard by iw crew members.
-----. UFO landings in South America, Flying sr- icers, Oct. 1966: 24-25.
Author reports alleged landings of UFOs during September in Brazil and
Peru and describes the "ufonauts" observed,
Cleary-Baker, John. The Scoriton affair. BUFORA journal and bulletin, v. 1,
Autumn 1965: 10-11.
On June 7, 1965, E. Arthur Bryant sighted a UFO that appeared to descend
onto a nearby field. Next morning, throughout the area "Where he estimated
the object had come to earth, the foliage and grass were singed. A small,
turbine-like fitting with curved blades was found as well as a glass phial
containing "silver sand" and a piece of paper on which was written :
"Adelphos Adelpho. "
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