Birmingham Woman Meets Spacemen in this, ship she could see several figures looking at her. Her visitor told her that we on caith called this lange ship the Mother Ship; whe y called it the “Master Craft.” ‘There were two of the ships on the screen. several smaller circular’ craft were ttached to. the underpart of "the Master Craft He said they never fought but lived in peace and harmony. He also. told her they would return again in Janu ary, but he gave neither the place nor the’ exact date of his return, When asked in what manner the visitor left, she could only say’ that suddenly he wasn't there any’ more,” She was frightened and retuming to the ‘back, sktingroom she’ wept fo Fe contact’ occurred on Mon half an hour. After this first contact eg, carted on Mon- ‘and Mrs. Appleton, she had a remarkably increased senso follows th Susan and Janet. of awareness of other people never Mtr Jone, she had pat Susan to bufore experienced by het: Baby Jane, erdisg. Baby Janet was int 2 whose birthday was on the day before SP bei'S pm. Thinking that she “werd, men the week she had six: Was it anything heard a cry she went into this room to do with her visitor? to see if all was well with was, but she was suddenly WICE in six weeks 27-year-old Tits nhs Apoteton, OO ham Road, sto il, claims’ to have been visited 1 from another planet. Mis, Appleton has two small chil dren, Susan, aged 3, and Janet, aged 1. Her husband isa sheet-metal worker. t : by the contacts by newspaper re porters and m Is. Amon, those who have been to see her arc theaey Willian Cysts rector of AMR SEMIS, the Rev. G. E. Tiley, ‘of Powick, Wores, Mr. Gavin Gibbon the saucer author, and ‘the editor this magazine, All have been struck by her sincerity and intelligence ‘On thé floor there was some. nevs paper and the man. was. standing on net. It this. After he left she noticed that it appeared to be scorched. (Subse Second Contact of a very real feeling of opy quently this newspaper was removed The second contact took place on Ihe She dete tba en ee naa rst aed lr to that experienced just before peeing! Casette evening ‘before, she had been, sitting thunder: She looked out of the wine eee ee spoken query on a low poulfe in front of the fi dow to sce what was the ter. She“ Where’ do you come. from?” ‘he when she suddenly had a complete ‘was standing near the door and facing answered “From another world.” He blackout, becoming quite u the window within touching distance (id not state which onc and falling forward—fortu of the pram I 1d, “it is on to the fire. Her hi Like a TV Picture re a eee Suddenly, the with to ness after yours” he cont xd by the sun, We btain something of her. C noments she felt dazed and be- appeared the figure which we are running, short, Tt is at a few af gua aaning om fcr et by the the bottom of the 3 wilder. She had never had a similar replice. She said he apoeared ” Just ae Mah” See tater plackout before and was not in. the like a TV picture on the screen, a was conscious of a word at habit of fainting. The possible signifi Hlarred image and, then suddenly Of her mind something like“ titium,” cance of this event may be clear as everthing is clear.” She was, of “When “her ushand “returned. that this report proceeds. course, very frightened. At the same night she asked him what.” titium The next day at about 2.15 pam. time she was conscious that he was was. He knew at once what she meant — she was in the back sitting-room. She galing her by some influence which and said, “You mean titanium.” He, had just put Susan and Janet to sleep. he exerted upon her mind. She then ying "a metal worker was, familiar {t's enpall spon about 12 Te sane felt quite calm and! collected with the word She ‘was sitting on the pouife with Mrs. Appleton noticed, too, that at "The ‘space visitor had gone on to her back resting against the wall. She the moment of "his anpeat say, “You are stripping bark from the hecame aware of a sound. similar to a whistle” exactly like ‘the wrong tree to line t fess sets used to make when tt She remembered his exact words. “You reminded her of the whistle made by toa station, The man was tall and are concentrating on the wrong an-old wireless set_when tunings fair, He was, wearing a tight-fitting power. You are trying to go up’ Suddenly’ there appeared in front. of gannent in colour like a silvery plastic (i.e, against the force of gravity). We her not one but. two figures. ‘The ackintosh. The sleeves reached to his 0 like this,” and he made a sweeping were standing in front of a wall. upon si he ola vert of is garment lateral movement with both his hands which a picture mg "he taller slightly in. front wrong boat whistle.” As on the first occasion. it fose up behind his head like an and there appeared between his out- the two was standin Elizabethan ” collar stretched fingers what she could only of his companion who was to his left The man’s lips were moving as if describe as a television screen. aud slightly to his rear. They appeared im speech, but she heard no audible On the sereen she could clearly sce in exactly the same manner as her words. He seemed to be able to read a space ship. It was circular with the visitor had on the previous occasion— her mind and although she used no top half like a transparent dome. With- a blurred image and then. suddenly S aceon be ceeverything came into sharp focus. She fecogntsed ‘the one standing. tothe rear_as the person who had app to her last November. She ex how difficult was to describe th similarity of features, Europeans find it'as dilicalt to distinguish differences with men’ of the coloured exactly” the. sa which are there Apparent. They’ w slim, Te w: ble to judge this: by ure on the wall and must have height. They lose iting, ing up be Elizabethan ” collar or rull. Th an appeared solid just like any ordinary being. Mrs. Appleton said th: eould not see through them h the light of the window was behind them.” ‘They were not phantoms. The hair of was cut“ page-boy ” hair straight and fall- ing almost to the shoulders. ‘The hair of the new visitor was cut ” baller fe. shorter and curled up over They Spoke English You will recall that on the previous occasion Mrs. Appleton heard no audible speech, but was con only of telepathic communication, To, her surprise on this occasion they both addressed her, in English. She said they spoke English as a_ foreigner would speak it, with careful arti tion and in a clipped manner Her first visitor introduced the other, who was apparently. the more “senior.” The latter then conducted the whole of the remainder of the con- versation. Mrs. Appleton was first blackout.” of the previ entirely due to. th again. He as $0. He m 1 the results of her previous What had been the results Tad she told about it? This time he told her that th from Ghanas Vahn (pronounced ly as if German) and that this try was on Venus. spear to her Because she contacts, possible. Men wer primitive that they did not fein another world. The itself a radio set m and reception. sets to make suc contacts possible. d Mrs, Appleton ask: it were possible for her to t He said ‘do so. would be gerous to ealth was see- self and his companion. ( seem to show the possible presence of ridio-activity or gamma rays, Note, ° scorched paper first ract and the child's Ed.) Scorching in. various degrees has oft een noticed with the near approach of UFOs. ‘ed him why “they” did not ‘wider contacts with the human He replied that such a action might induce panic could foretell the results of such con- tact in a world so divided as ours. She asked if it was possible for her husband to see them. “No,” was the reply, “his brain is not capable at present to receive such a transinis- sion.” He was pleased though to con- tact her and he thanked her for her co-operat He the me very start- bearers of the Russians) were on fecting a ray gun. T tegrate matter without such as is fired by ordinary He told her that in the near future there nuch bloodshed and her with the little one.” they would This it was on her The ir y similar to that before, The junior, after bowing to her, disappeared first. He t faded away like a TV. picture sccccesesesseccseeeey Tell your i friends about FLYING SAUCER REVIEW urns off the set. ids ove her in does when one senior placed both his h: br bowed and lef 2 Appleton, on being questioned, dl she ld not feel frightened ns. on the first visit After ally she: was ex peching.# second visi, in accordance ih the promise given in, November. What were the after effects? She felt Very heavy headed just as if she’ was Fecovering from splitting headache. There was no-sense of fear or dis: tress Tin answer toa question from the alitor of this magazine, as to whether there was any noticeable ‘smell on tither occasion? she said there was @ faint sort of smell ike solphue. Kind "sm ater an loca chan Nits, Appleton’s health had not be too good’ after the first contact, ‘She twas ‘informed that it would. now prove and. it is understood that this Iis‘indeed occurred. Conclusions What conclusions can be com about these two alleged contacts? Tt can be stated ohce more that Doth Mr. and Mrs. Appleton are very sincere people. They struck those who ‘viewed them as truthful. people. ‘There are no witnesses to the contacts. Her husband beli her expli Most of those who have had thing to do with the case agree that it is not a psychic experience in the to ordinary sense of the word. Tt was not an actual physical o tact either. The visitors were probably not actually present in the house. What was it then? Possibly as Mrs. Appleton maintains a, projection of themselves, On this planet we have only recently begun to use ‘television. Possibly” an” advanced n space have gone a way develop- ments. of this. kind "an project pictures anywhere. Mrs. Appleton it previously been i ing ‘saucers and had tated that she had terested. in fly t read any books or literature on the subject. If that is so, and there is no reason to. doubt her ‘word, then researchers of flying saucers will note a certain pattern these two contacts that is fo many other contacts and 1s reports. (1), The scorching mentioned above. (2) The television screen depicted be- tween the visitor's fingers on the first contact. This will recall one of the early contacts of Orfeo Angellucei described in his book “The Secret of the Saucers.” (3) Telepathy on first contact and speech on second. ‘This is to Adamski’s experiences.