"Flying Saucer Club News" Section

July,1957

The Detroit Flying Saucer Club is headed by Henry Maday, 6432 Cass Avenue, Detroit 2, Michigan, and their publication is called "Vimana".

February,1958

Interplanetary Relations is a group in Detroit Michigan which publishes "The Visitor", a very informative official bulletin. Associate memberships are free with a subscription to The Visitor, ($1.50 in US and Canada, 25 cents per copy). Write THE VISITOR, 14315 Haggerty Rd., Belleville, Michigan. This club is a member of the Michigan Flying Saucer Federation.

May, 1958

We wish to establish contact with other UFO organizations. We will welcome information from groups or individuals relating to UFO’s. Any reports of UFO sightings are welcome. Any assistance which can be given us will be greatly appreciated by our organization. We hope all will join us in this investigation of the greatest mystery of our time. Send all information to: SAGINAW UFO RESEARCH GROUP, 2107 Bancroft Street, Saginaw, Michigan.

We are just getting started and would appreciate it very much if you would recommend us to your readers of "SEARCH", "FLYING SAUCERS FROM OTHER WORLDS".

We will cover all phases of the saucer field, including the famous Shaver Mystery. Mr. Charles Marcoux who has done research on Shaver for 15 years will be writing exclusively for the UFO JOURNAL. At this very moment he is, "in contact with forces of an underground world". In a letter received February 7^th he stated, "I have been invited into the ‘cavern world’ where I will spend a few days."

In the articles which will appear in the UFO JOURNAL, Mr. Marcoux will give proof of the existance of the Cavern World and the underground people.

This makes the rest of the saucer field a minor thing but just the same the UFO JOURNAL will print other phases of the UFO field.

David A. Lopez, EDITOR, UFO JOURNAL   2107 Bancroft St., Saginaw, Michigan.

October, 1958

Our group is known as the Saginaw U.F.O. Research Group. Our meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month, at 7:30 PM at the Butman Fish Memorial Library on Saginaw’s West Side. Our meetings are open to all interested people residing in Saginaw, Bay City, and Midland. We are affiliated with the Michigan Flying Saucer Federation of Detroit.

We would like to establish correspondence with all U.F.O. groups in the United States and abroad, who would give us information regarding the various phases of the U.F.O. phenomena. We will answer all letters received. In this manner, we feel a much greater and broader knowledge of the entire U.F.O. field could be achieved. This will also help in bringing all U.F.O. groups closer together, as a much greater harmony is needed among the various groups. Also, any information on the following would be appreciated: The Shaver Mystery, strange disappearances, sightings, odd happenings, contacts, etc. Also correspondence with Contactees would help us immensely.

If any group or person wishing to correspond with us, they could contact Joseph L. Wagner, 515 North Third Street, Saginaw 12, Michigan,

July, 1959

At the present time a great deal of confusion exists over Unidentified Flying Object reports. In order to gather facts and a clear picture of all aerial phenomena, the Unidentified Flying Object Investigations Bureau Civilian Intelligence was organized as an investigating agency to obtain accurate information from responsible sources and to determine and ascertain authentic sighting reports.

In order to obtain an accurate report of a UFO sighting, the UFOIBCI issues UFO Sighting Report Forms to be used in conjunction with sightings of unknown aerial objects. The Report Forms, when received by the Bureau, will be analyzed and given careful study and consideration.

The UFO Investigations Bureau Civilian Intelligence will maintain several divisions in order to deal with the different aspects and phases of a factual UFO sighting report. Each division is under the supervision of a UFOIBCI Special Investigator.

The UFOIBCI also maintains a one-hundred foot Observation and Detection Tower with facilities and equipment which can determine a true "unknown" from a conventional aircraft.

In order to deal with the UFO problem on an extensive basis, membership is opened to individuals who wish to represent the UFO Investigations Bureau. Members are issued membership as UFO Special Investigators. Credentials are issued to members and the necessary forms to obtain an accurate report from the member’s own area.

A membership fee of three dollars ($3.00) a year is required to become a member of UFOIBCI.

UFO Investigations Bureau, UFO Investigations Bureau Civilian Intelligence

David A. Lopez, Director, 2107 Bancroft Street, Saginaw, Michigan

February, 1960

A new club has formed here in Detroit. If you know of any lecturers who wish to speak in this area, please advise.

Name of club is Metropolitan Education and Research Society of Detroit.

A.J. Kerinek , 17585 Patton,  Detroit 19, Mich.

August, 1960

Anyone interested in joining the Ad-Astra Corp. Flying Saucer Club send 10 cents and your name and address and age to: Ad-Astra Corp., 405 Randolph, Manton 4, Mich.

July, 1961

Ad-Astra Corp Flying Saucer Club seeks members in all of the states, possessions and territories, especially the states of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Dues, $1.00,  in U.S. Possessions $1.50. A bulletin will be started in about three months. Address Bill Ashby, U.S. 131 South, Manton, Michigan, or Bob Weldon, 605 Harger Street, Manton, Michigan.

January, 1963

Ad-Astra wishes to announce the availability of the "U.F.O. Newscope" to the general public. Single issues are available at 25 cents each and a 6 issue subscription is available for $1.00. The U.F.O. Newscope is publishes bi-monthly and contains at least 10 pages. Also the U.F.O. Newscope will run free ads for reputable Saucer groups and magazines. For information write: Bill Ashbay, Director/Ad-Astra, Box 17, Manton, Mich. Or Patrick Allen, R.R.#1, Manton, Mich.

Ad-Astra seeks members. We have membership open to all of the U.S. and Canada. In several states we have open the offices of District Representative and Filter Center. For information contact: Bill Ashbay, Director/Ad-Astra, Box 17, Manton, Mich. Or Patrick Allen R.R.#1, Manton, Mich.

August, 1964

If you are interested in the scientific collection of UFO data and evaluation, then join the CIVILIAN FLYING SAUCER INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU. Because most UFO news is managed by the Air Force it is necessary for the civilians to uncover all information in this field. For this reason the CFSIB has been formed. As a member you will receive a bi-monthly newsletter as well as special bulletins. If interested, write to CFSIB, 1410 Glendale Street, Midland, Michigan, 48642

June, 1965

Attention Communists, Facists, Nazis, and members or supporters of other such movements: We don’t want you! The CIVILIAN FLYING SAUCER INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU is interested in scientific, level-headed people who are able to use reason and logic. It is true that the CFSIB often criticizes the Government’s policy toward UFOs, but we do this only in a constructive manner, hoping only to increase, rather than retard, the growth and usage of democracy. If you have not been disqualified by the above restrictions and you are interested in scientific gathering and analysis of UFO data, write CFSIB, 1400 E. St. Andrews, Midland, Michigan, 48642

January, 1966

We want YOU for the CFSIB  IF: you are objective and open-minded, you wish to become a member of one of the least expensive and most informative UFO organizations in the world, you believe in scientific research of the UFO problem, you wish to crack the wall of ridicule and secrecy enshrouding the UFO problem, you support cooperation between UFO research factions, and you believe in free discussion and exchange of UFO information. If you qualify, write today to the CIVILIAN FLYING SAUCER INVESTIGATIONS BUREAU. A sample copy of the CFSIB NEWSLETTER, our dynamic, fascinating publication may be had by sending 15 cents plus 4 cents postage to the CFSIB, 6101 Sturgeon Creek Pkwy., Midland, Michigan 48640.

March, 1972

Last year 1,200 persons attended. This year 3,200 are expected. Over 50,000 persons attended the Bureau’s project at the 1971 State Fair of Oklahoma.

Books available from the Bureau:

1. "THE ALIENS", featured by National Enquirer and the National Tattler: Digest size 32 pages $1.00
2. "THE INTRUDERS", Book two in the series deals with the UFOs and the famous Tulsa, Oklahoma unexplained photo. Digest size 35 pages $1.00
3. "THE ENTITIES", Book three deals with UFO occupant Type III. Digest size $1.00