SAUCERIAN BULLETIN

Magazine Overview

Title: SAUCERIAN BULLETIN
Issue: Vol. 3, No. 3
Date: For Release June 15, 1958
Publisher: SAUCERIAN PUBLICATION
Editor: Gray Barker

This issue of The Saucerian Bulletin presents itself in a new, larger magazine format, aiming to provide more feature material while maintaining an informal style. The editor, Gray Barker, solicits reader feedback on the new presentation.

Editorial: New Size and Format

Gray Barker, the editor, expresses his hope that the new, larger format of The Saucerian Bulletin will be well-received by readers. He explains the shift from the previous larger page size to a more traditional magazine style, which allows for the inclusion of more feature material. Barker notes that while the type size is reduced, the shorter lines make the text easier to read. He expresses a desire to expand to 32 pages if circulation increases and emphasizes that the publication is for the readers, wanting to please them. He acknowledges that the magazine may not be as elaborate as the old "The Saucerian" from 1955 but aims to be current and timely. Barker also apologizes for any errors due to the rapid production schedule.

Inside This Issue

This issue deliberately omits many straight saucer accounts to focus on more detailed information. Key features include:

• Inside Information on Otis T. Carr: The magazine delves into the claims of Otis T. Carr, a Baltimore inventor who asserts he has developed an anti-gravity flying saucer. The article includes details from Carr's full-page advertisement in "The Baltimore Enterprise," outlining the spacecraft's appearance, cost, and potential for mass production and global travel. It also discusses the economic implications of his free-energy invention. An investigator's report from Eugene Villaret provides a closer look at Carr's operation, noting the incorporation of his company, OTC Enterprises, and the plausible, though unproven, story of government interference due to "vested interests."
• The Controversial State Department Letter: The issue revisits the letter allegedly received by George Adamski from the U.S. State Department. While the previous issue expressed skepticism, this edition includes a letter from Adamski defending the letter's authenticity and his decision to share it. He argues that the impressed Seal of State and the letter's composition suggest it is genuine. Adamski also addresses and corrects erroneous information published in the previous issue regarding his alleged predictions and press conference. The magazine also includes an official denial from the U.S. Embassy in London, stating they have no record of R. E. Straith or the 'Cultural Exchange Committee,' and are investigating the potential misuse of official letterhead.
• Cover Photograph: A UFO sighting by Ralph E. Nicholson in Patterson, N.J., is featured, described as an unusual object with portholes spotted while he was looking for Sputniks.
• Marius Dewilde Sighting: A detailed account from Aime Michel's book, "FLYING SAUCERS AND THE STRAIGHT LINE MYSTERY," describes an encounter by Marius Dewilde in Quarouble, France, with two short, helmeted creatures near a railroad track.

Books Featured

The issue includes extensive listings of books available for purchase from Saucerian Publications, covering a wide range of topics related to UFOs, space travel, and related phenomena. Titles include works by M. K. Jessup, George Adamski, Major Donald E. Keyhoe, Aime Michel, E. J. Ruppelt, and many others.

Other News and Notes

• Major Donald E. Keyhoe is interviewed on a radio show discussing U.S. government research into artificial gravity and secret projects.
• John D. Palmer operates a private investigative organization called "REMENIAN PROXIMIAN AERO FORCES" and inquires about UFO sightings.
• THE AERIAL PHENOMENA RESEARCH GROUP has closed down, but A.P.R.O. continues its work.
• Reinhold Schmidt claims continued contact with beings from space.
• T. JAMES is releasing a new book with photos.
• The New York Saucer Information Bureau has been formed, advocating for the release of saucer information by governments.
• UFO DIGEST and THE UFO JOURNAL are recommended new publications.
• Buck Nelson reports being visited by FBI agents regarding saucers.
• The complete prophecies of Nostradamus are available.
• FLYING SAUCERS FROM OTHER WORLDS, edited by Ray Palmer, is available by subscription.

The UFOLOGER

A new bi-monthly saucer publication, "The UFOLOGER," is introduced, edited by James Villard and Dan Washburn. It is described as an exciting magazine featuring the latest saucer photos and news from around the world, soliciting articles from readers and covering a broad spectrum of the UFO situation.

Howard Menger Record

A special offer is made for a 12-inch, 33 1/3 RPM record featuring "music that came from another planet," narrated by Howard Menger, who claims to have contacted people from space.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the ongoing investigation into flying saucers, the potential for anti-gravity technology and space travel, and the role of government secrecy and public skepticism in the UFO phenomenon. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry, presenting controversial claims and evidence while acknowledging the challenges of verification and the potential for hoaxes and misinformation within the field. The magazine actively promotes books and other publications related to these topics, positioning itself as a source for "latest news about flying saucers."