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Advert for 20th Century Times - from FanToSee Issue 2 page 39
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This document is an EXTRA issue presented as a tabloid-sized newspaper, titled "SAUCERS' FIRST REAL CONTACT REVEALED." It is published by the "20TH CENTURY TIMES" and is dated as a "brand new monthly." The publication is from the United States and is in English.
Magazine Overview
This document is an EXTRA issue presented as a tabloid-sized newspaper, titled "SAUCERS' FIRST REAL CONTACT REVEALED." It is published by the "20TH CENTURY TIMES" and is dated as a "brand new monthly." The publication is from the United States and is in English.
Content Summary
The publication claims to offer "The most amazing and INCREDIBLE narration of all time" from "SPACE VISITORS." It is presented in 8 brief pages of newspaper tabloid size, written in plain language, and aims to provide the keys to the entire "flying saucer" phenomenon. The content suggests there will be no material contacts, and any recent ones have been effected through this agency. It also hints at limited technological progress and elaborates on the "Nature Of Infinite Entities."
Specific topics included in the narrative are listed as: "Avalanche In The Skies," "We Are Surveyed," "Their Search For A Contact," "The Contact," "An Attitude Is Changed," "Opening Road," "The Transformation," "The Mission," and "Their Power And Motive Forces And Structures."
A postscript section is mentioned to include topics such as "About Instant Disappearance," "On Religion," "An actual trip in space," "our progress headed in their direction," "testimonial," and "other data."
The publication highlights a specific event: "During the sensational displays of 1952 an actual contact was executed." The author, Orfeo Matthew Angelucci, is identified as having been one of the "Space Visitors" for three months, requiring an additional three months to become "normal" again. The text states that "Every single person can be in contact from here on, but not he." It implies the author has completed a unique mission and is "spent and expended." The future behavior of these entities, from the end of 1952 onwards, is claimed to be "well delineated" and "attested in the skies."
The publication is described as an EXTRA in newspaper form, tabloid size, with eight pages, easy to read and fathom. It notes a paradox: "none will believe, except in TOTAL."
Publication Details
The publication is available by sending for it for "Twenty-five cents ONLY. (25)" to:
20TH CENTURY TIMES
2931 Glendale Blvd.
Los Angeles 39, Calif.
The phone number provided is Normandy 3-3560.
Subscription prices are listed as:
Yearly -- $2.50 in the United States and possessions.
Yearly -- $3.00 in Canada.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The central theme is the revelation of a "first real contact" with "Space Visitors" and the "flying saucer" phenomenon. The editorial stance appears to be one of presenting extraordinary claims as factual, encouraging belief in "TOTAL," and offering insights into extraterrestrial entities and their interactions with humanity. The publication positions itself as a unique source of information about UFOs and potential alien contact, with a focus on a specific contact event in 1952 and the author's personal experience.