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A modest Tjamphlet with a pereat aim.
To re-establish in yomig" people, FAITH in The Creatorand a truer conception of their earth environment.

The International Plat Sarth :Research Society.D O V E R . Sngl»nd.
With modern events and observations added to the "basic workof the former “Universal Zetetic Society'* of U.S. A.& England.

It iG thought that a reGtatornent of the Rules andI.lotto etc: of the former Ze^tetic Society at tl'ie ti:ae of
Lady Blouiit might interect new frienclG,+++H-+“r+ iPreoident: Lady E, A» IvLBLOiJIIT,
Vice-Precident: C. De Lacy Evanc,(M, R, C, So , Ph, D etc; Late Surgeon jG-old Co
Author of "Errors of Astronomy;")Committee,
ReVo E, Bullinger ,D, D» Ii<3v,A, T, De Lear sy ,'D.Jj AJLlDert Smith,
Ma ,j.Gen. E ,Armg tron^.
C,Kalce-oeace y.Eso.
Charles Smith
Revo E„'7.Brc-'".man
J.S.Me ciellandjEso
Isciac Smith, Esq,
JoscfToh Chamberlain,Esq,
i John Smith, Esq.*^ Jm Alex,Me Innes Eso;
Predk. Evans, Esq.
Rev, E,V, Mul^rave,
I H,H,Squire, Esq,
Elder Milas Grant,
Jonathan Nichosen,
Archbishop
Dr E„ Hau:;hton H, D,•Dr. T, E/Reid,
Co I.StevenG,0. D
B, A. <?: Sen, moderator S. J, SI-IACia.ETON, Es 0
A. Walter Esq:
in Nat Sc, , Trin, C o i Ja ,E, Skella:n liiSOo
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Sec, e- Treac OOA, M, Blount, EcCo of ''The Earth*'

Their Motto \^as°VERITATS VICTORIA'',The Object;The prop aviation of knowledge relating to Natural Cosmogony inconfirmation of the Holy Scriptures, based upon practicalscientific investigation,
Rul q 3 include d-:1- The so-called '’sciences'' and especially Modern Astronomy, tobe dealt with from practical 'data in connection with the Divine
System of Cosmogony revealed by The Creator,
2- Related to subscriptions (whiizh today we have not urged),
3- Made a call to lovers of Truth to join and help in any way tomake knov/n the Truth,
4- Subscriptions & Donations etc; to Treasurer,-f-r++4-+ +"f'4-+ + ‘f+
It will be seen that among thoir committee members v/ere somevery v.’ell established men. Bishops and Archbishops in thosedays were not afraid to stand for the Truth, My experience has
been that in all the hundreds of enquiry letters there has been
only a couple from ministers,’ Yet the earth and its various state
at set times, is the main theme from start to finish of the Bible.
Ihave applied to the writings of the respected Bishop Bullinger
expecting some helps in Zetetic matters, but have been disapointod.
I v/onder how some of them would have stood-up to the fantastic
events of todays ’’space-age”?.

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Dear Friends,
It is with the greatest pleasure that we '.welcome you,in
fact, all ’.:ho are unafraid to seek after truth. For those 7/ho THINK
for themselves,and having fomied a oonoept v/hich,to the non-caring,
thoughtless, easily led majority, is absolutely different to thatv/hich they ’’believe”, unfriendly gibes and ridicule are the conmon lot,M q hope to continue \vith you.

The nain objective,at least v/ith nie,isthat the statcnents of The Creator stand completely verified and fully
understood from the earliest stateirents related to the period of the
Adandc creation, through to the conditions brought about in the days of
Peleg - resulting in the displacement of the land masses as v/e knovv
them to-day,- takir^ in such matters as Joshua’s long day ( a subject
which,! would suggest, only those who Icnow of the stability (unmoving
state of the earth) can reasonably ans\/er. I know full well that theloud mouthed bible punching Armstrong’s (both father & son) of theworldwide nillions-of-dollars x^adio program, cannot face-up to theactual facts of the account of that great day in Joshua's time. Neither
can some of the greatest commentators and v/riters, simply because theirminds have been indoctrinated, conditioned by false Scientific theories.
I don't expect other inv<„stigators into this Zetetic philosophy tocare for,or be so minded for,these basic matters perhaps in quite thesame way as myself. In I'act I Icnow some whose deep interest and enquiry
into cosmological matters seems never to link-in with the i.ncient ScriptAn^a/, to get back to this pamphlet. The very object of using duplicat'
ion,rather than av/aiting the slow progress tov/ards financial ability
when v/e could produce printed matter, was to try and deal speedily withrelative events and items. Thus we vrauld maintain contact with enquirers
and foster individual observation and thought.
But it seems that I*./ould fall far behind again if I continued to cominent upon each new
event. They transpire so quickly. On Feb; 3rd . came the Russian moonprobe soft landing. (Quite a bit could be said ietctioaly about that.)
And before I could get this Tiros 9 pamphlet away, a Nev/s report today^eb; 27th.states;- '‘Koonahi-Q hits test target on first fli.crht"...,band continues,...

Nevvspapcr report of L'oonahip flight .continued.
"Cape Kennedy T^aturday. (Pob; 26). "America today aont an unmanned Axx)llo
moonship }^0 miles into space in a successful first flight test of boththe spacecraft and its huge Saturn 1-B rocket. After t\/o false starts
the 1Zf1ft Saturn sent the Apollo -(scheduled to carry three ncn to themoon before 1970)- on a 5.500 nile flight dov/n the Atlantic testing
range. Ilclicopters from the recovery aircraft-carrier Boxer raced tothe moonship as it plunged into the sea on target 39^ minutes after
blast off".
Comment v/ill have to be deferred on both the Rissian
and the American moonship items. But I would suggest that readers
examine carefully the cape Kennedy report,and as an experiment in
Zetetic thought, work over it (there are one or tv;o interesting factors)
and v/rite in. I v.lll be pleased to reccive your letters and findings.
iTov/ to deal v/ith some of your enquiries.
(1) I:anv request are for literature. This urgent need v;e have neverbeen in a financial position to supply. (Only a few people offer tocover costs) Our title, "International” possibly is misleading. But"International” v/e certainly are. Letters of enquiry and encouragement
come from all parts of the v/orld.
(2) Some want to commence their o\m Chapters or Groups, i.'e will givev.iiat aid we can. But think that the matter should bo held in abeyancefor a time.
(3) Ilany v/ant information rep.arding the Society. Actually now very
few in numbers. And as you can v/ell imagine, we being opposed toaccepted G-odless thought and the devilish mode of indoctrination which
forces unproven THEORIES into the minds of the young student or pupil,
no monies,grants or assistance whatever is available to us. One or twovery worthy men, nov/ greatly aged, remain from the former Universal
Zetetic Society, Aims, simply stated;- To try and reach as many young
minds as possible so that as the blight of modem education is thrust
upon them, they may yet grow knomng that there is another side to thestory of their earth's beginnings and their own habitation.
To those v/ho state that they have held similar viev/s as our Society
concerning the construction, condition and present display of the landmasses, v/e extend our most deep-felt and happy v/elcome. In fact anyone
who has the Zetetic s-jirit.. a seeker for truth., and desires to bringproven facts to the younger minds, will be deemed a member,
I'^self. By force of circumstances I have been called upon to fill the
positon of speaker. And have lectured all over England in r.iany Universities
Giving repeat lectures in many cases. Some students, becoming masters
have asked me to lecture to their own pupils. Over the last nine or ton
years I have never "Backed-dovm" farom giving a talk even though it takes
an avrfHil lot out of one when propounding such a subject as "FlatEarth"which is suspoct from the start. Over the last three years I have hada serious heart condition which has twice ixit me in hospital, Pix)bably
duo to the strain of leoturing. I'm 63, That's about all I can tellthose who v/anted to bo thus informed.
Owing to these last oirci^stanceo, i do not feol I should ask for subscriptions for membership.
As long as interested members ocoasionally help towards costs, I v/ill
continue as long as possible.

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r.ome exoerr.ts from the nany hundreds ofletters >,hioh
into nv offloe in the last few .niontiis,

A sad note m y be added to our "Ivioonship” item on the previous page.

The name given to the "Moonship" by someone in the N.A.S.A. organisation,was "Apollo",one of the great divinities of the Greeks. All sudden deaths
vfere believed to be the effect of the arrov/s of Apollo. Reported 27.1.6?,
the sudden deaths of the three American astronauts v/hilst testing the"space'* vehiclc on the firing site at Cape Kennedy. Again, Florence,Italy,’suddenly' smit";en by deluge of overflowing ARNO. The Apollino represent­
ation of the gou. is associated v/ith Florence,
The thought behind these remarks is that greater care should be taken
when applying names to such vehicles... v/e cannot affront The Creator
just as v/e please. I suggest that the long standing insult to God,inthat v/e prefer to believe godless men regarding the figure of this earth
environment in v/hich v/e..are '*placed" has yet to be visited upon us.*++++++++++
Over a year ago, before the sad happenings mentioned above, I had hoped
to have dispatched many more pamphlets. Liany things intervened alas.
But before leaving the "moonship flight item” I v/ould like to direct
your attention to the stated fact of the 5.500 miles of the Atlantic
test range and the timing 39^ minutes to splashdovm. The Apollo craft
v/ould have to cross the equator. This v/e are taught is turning at nomean speed of 1,000 m.p.h. Fine shooting to hit target v/hich is ripping
av/ay from original estimated position. No need to mention or aggravatethe searching thoughts aroused by making any mention of the supposed ,theorised, orbital speed. No I think it will stand clear that our"polar projection map. Pig: 3" indicates truly that the "preprogrammed"
orbits of missiles or capsules do not go beyond the "ice-barrier" overwhioh v/e have not progressed.
The sun, moon and many other bodies
circulate within the same confines quite close to our earth’s surface,but in an east to west motion, Ivbst manmade satellites etc; are firedin the west -east direction.
+++ip++++++++/imong the large number of enquiry letters and requests which have arrived,
have been some from teachers v/ho realize that that v/hich they are required
to instil into the minds of their pupils is, re!J.ated to the "globe" ,something which they cannot honestly do. Both instructors and wholeclasses have signed these letters expressing their dissatisfaction withthe unsavory, unscientific theorising which has sufficed for so long.
Some of the follov/ing excerpts will show the friendly and heli^Ail. popple
around who are nov/ beginning to come forward. I could do with a greatamount of help to keep contact v/ith everyone.

Sir Francis Chichester, TV and News report, 28 and 29th lHay I967.
’’v/ild horses would not drag me DOV/N to cape Horn and that sinister
Southern Ocean again in a small boat".
Note, The world encircling lone
sailor, perforce of early "globite" indoctrination,naturally falls into
speech pattern which reveals his mental picture that Cape Horn is "down under",Also, the reporter writes:- ''Dovm to the track which circles the world
between latitudes ifO and 6O; that's the only band around the world vathno land - or ice - in the way. The total; 28.000 miles in nearly eightmonths' sailins"*
Friends may care to think about the previous logged
voyages t\irther " south" and nearer the antarctic circle, which on a
"globe" should require much less than the 28,000 miles. These recorded
previous voyages topped 60.OOO milesi
A m e Sivertsen. Lecturer at a Teachers* Training School, Nor/zay.
" I have never really believed what I have to teach my pupils".

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Steven Kar.vash and Stephen Feld. Nov/ Castle, Pa. USA. Ilarch 67.
Rc. American reports on Society's arguments concerning earth's structure.
"These contentions are quite thought-provoking and cause one to seriously
consider whether or not we have been subjected to gross misinformationfrom our respective governments."
Similar doubts have been many times
expressed by thoughtful people.
'A'.L.C. NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre. USA. Oct; 66.
" It occurs to me that the feelings which you conveyed in your statement
are not peculiar to yourself and those in your organisation, BUT ARE UIFACT QUITE UNXVlilSiJLLY FELT , IF SELDOM EXPRESSED,,"
J.H.M. Lead engineer. Radiation Corptn; Florida. USA, Sept 66,"... engaged in Space work, I feel that I will be able to materiallyfurther 'the v/ork of the Society from v/ithin the enemy's lines, as it were."" There is much to be done!"
J.R. I.iissile & Space Division, Penna. USA.
Sept, 66.
"It v/ould be helpful to know your theories TO HELP SUBDUE THE PANIC IN THE
L’Va.T’ THEY SHOULD E2 REVEALED iiS FACTS!"
Instructor and full physics class, Eldora, Iowa. USA. Feb. 67.
(And many similar classes throughout USA and Canada.) **rhe nature of ourconcern lies with the xm-scientific explanations of earth's spherical shape".
Dave Sannes. from Mortar Bunker, Vietnam. Ivlay 67. "Faith, - Belief without
evidence, in what is told by one without knowledge, of things without
parallel", (iunbrose Bierce,) , Mr Sannes continues;- "Such was the natureof my innocent faith that the world was round"!
Our thoughts are nuoh
concerned with this young man in what he calls,"this combat theater",
Stofan Pemc^k. Czechoslovakian Scientist. Ivlay 67.
"...the actual position and extent of our earth".

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Larth Rcscarch. >Socicuyj -»^nglc.>nd,"almost the last pocket of individual thought in Britain'*...
Henry L'ielding in ‘'SUI'J*' I965.

ILd vmite, the..stronLut, ven­tured into '’spe.ce" from Gemini 4
and the photographs shov/ing theevent also showed the usual dis­torted curvature of the earth
behind, the astronaut.
The next day,June 10th 19^5 3 most
Daily Nev/spapers carried fairly
accurate and reasonably fair reports
and articles based upon my tele­phoned replies to their reporters
enquiries. iLach had based his
first rerac*rks upon the assumptionthat the curved presentation ofth(- horizon \/ould nullify ourSociety's claim th£.t the portionof earth,which mankind inhabits,
is PLiiT, PLillE; & Horizontal.
!y replies to the seven Jailies and
T.V. intervicv/s, embodied the factthat such photos clipped only
one portion of the hori;',on. If
the camera had been turned in anv
X/other direction at the same heightlevel, the resultant photos
v/ould have produced exactly thesame effect; thus proving thatthe "space"-ship and astronauts
vvere still earth-bounded.
Confirmation of our claim had al­
ready been presented to the publicby the U.S.I.S. in their monthly
booklet "Science Horizons" No 57 ,of i.pril 1965, in v/hich they print­
ed the ”First complete viev/ of theWorld’s v/eather“ as photographedfrom the orbiting Tiros 9 on Feb;
13th 1965 (sec Pig 1j.
This '‘global" photomosaio v/as madefrom 450 individual pioturea dur­ing 24 hours.

liovembor I965.

The y/hite lines of land masses v.^oi'e
inserted by the U.S. .teather Bureau.
Uur stencil gives a fair repro­
duction.
In (fig 2) the v/eather clouds andAntarctic ice formations have beenmasked-out.
The iimericans used the I'.ierca-^tor•/projection map which is well known
to be inaccurate. The ‘‘scolloping"or “curving effect at the bottom(antarctic) has been carefully
retained.
The /.mericansr say.,.
"Scolloping at the bottom resultsfrom the camera viewing
HORIZONat the beginning of each photo
sequence", i^ach "scollop or curve"
has been carefully retained andredrav7n upon the "Polar projection''ma'o (^•ig. 3JIt vail be notedthat throughout Figs, I 2.cc 3, each"scollop or curve'' is related tothe portions of land immediately
behind. In (Fig.3.1) is seen the
pre-programmed orbit of previous
astronauts. They do not,as. yet, go
beyond the limits of the antarctic
circle.
/ilso in (Fig.3.2) is the"Polar" orbit of Tiros 9. It isevident that because of its photosof the antarctic confines, it did
not cross those limits; it is also
very doubtful,because of the unfin­
ished northern photos that the ve)^icle
circled' the north polar area.
The Flat liarthists contend that thesecurved horizons do de^oict clearly
that the astronauts fly in set orbits
around and over a known portion ofearth which is IJNI'JOVIMj' as the Citij>VTOR
has stated.

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The International .b'lat liiarth Research Society. LnF.land
The Society which seeks to re-establish among
Young Peoplej the lost knowledge that the God
of Israel is the CRI:iiATOR,and that the present
glorification of "Science" which has,in recent
years, gained a god-like position in the mindsof all students, can be critically investigatedand stripped of false theories and put to theuse of man by showing him that TIiEEE IS A G-ODDESmNED PURPOSE I
failed to find.

V/e,so-called, "Plat Earthers", observing certain false presentation
used by the Americans in TV and films showing the orbits and descentsof their "Space" vehicles, wish to place our vievra before young andinterested people. In so doing,we trust that no more gibes about"Flat jjarthers" v/ill be occasioned from Prime Minister ‘\7ilson of theSocialist Party and ^^noch Pov/ell of the Conservative Party.
That which v/e consider important and worthy of consideration
relates especially to the Ifercator chart used by the N.A.S.A.
authority of America. This chart,(the same as our stencil maps
Nos 1 & 2) depicted,by circular inarkers,the position in mid-Pacific
Ocean \/here the "Space" capsule would cross the Lquator,and where
the order for the descent was received by the Astronauts so that,as the commentator stated, the "splash-dov/n" v/ould correctly fallwithin the prearranged area in the Atlantic Ocean where recovery
warships and aircraft v/ere v/aiting,¥e, ’’Plat Earthists" (Zetetics), claim that the mere use of theliercator projection map is,itself,a misleading and false representationof the world. Most people do not stop to consider or reason thai thenorthern Asiatic land masses should join and that the straight line,
supposedly shov/ing the Equator,should be a circle. But further thanthis, the point over the L-quator, which the capsule had to cross,v/as "jringed" (red Pig.2tS;3) and from this point v/as drawn a line
which continued over central America to the "splash-do\m" area in
the Atlantic, Our point of protest is to ask;- ”~vVhv go to all thebother of deceiving the Txiblic*' ? The Americans could easily andtnathfully have used the "Polar" projection map (Pig.3)nov/ incommon use. On this map,the points of crossing the Equator ancl the"splash-dov/h"area arc easily and truthfully depicted. Only those a^ ohave boon responsible for the false indoctrination of our young
people,that tho earth is a "Self-evolved" Planet spinning and orbiting"space" at fantastic speeds, seek to hide the fact thattnc U N M D j ^ continents are displayed around the northernand have bcon oo since the days of Pelog,'

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Since the printing of our observations overleaf concerning the very
unnecessary and deceptive use of the Mercator projection m p by theUnited States authorities, we in England,at 9.25
50th December 1965,we re shevm on BBC. TV, the film GfiAIIENG-E . The
story of a year of Science.
The various item^ were introduced by
BBC GomiiEntator, Rayinond B ax te r,
In one sequence Ifr Baxter was shown\Talking upon a trenendously enlarged reproduction of the TIROS 9 map.
The Gomiiients he was required to make referred only to the fact that
although the orbiting camera in the Tiros 9 v;as not far removed fromthe earth’s surface, no visible indications of man's activities
appeared,V^Tiat struck me very forcibly was the fact that he made no
mention of ,or reference to, the strange scalloping of the southernhorizon.
These enlarged and outstanding points of interest, cryingout fo r comment and question, were entirely disregarded.
Thus once
again the public was abused by the lack of vital information,
I fu lly realize that to deal v/ith this evidence of "Plane Earth" isasking a groat deal from most of my correspondents, especially theyounger schoolaged students, v/ho, up to this present time have little
or no conception of the figure of their habitation other than asa "globe".
Hov/ever I trust that,although in this pamphlet I haveto condense the subject matter, it vdll still be helpful and intel­
ligible to many,
Basic geophysical matters, such as, UlTiWING and ELiU'E 5arth,also
Non-convexity of the surfacc of still water and kindred subjects canbe placed before the interested enquirer at a later date. However,as "Space”, Sputniks, Capsule orbits, Moon Shots etc; arc the chiefthings in the public,as v/ell as the student mind today, we continue
with the interpretation of the Tiros 9 World weather photo as under­stood from the Zetetic (Plat Earth) standpoint.
Remember that all reproductions from photographs taken from rockets or
capsules, are as the canvera recorded the events, and NOT as viev/ed by
the astronauts human vision.
The camera distorted horizons havealways been a misleading factor with those who have not freed theirminds from the ”Planet" or ”G-lobe earth indoctrination.
Three or four
years ago, the U.S.I.S. booklet "Science Horizons”, the same information
service booklet as the one A/\^ich published the photomosaic (Fig.1),
oorriod a note to the effect that the Amerioans hoped to produco a lens
which v/ould NOT distort level horizons. So far I am not aware that suoh
aid to truer photography has yet been made available.
Flat Earthists
however oan prove that due to the known laws of pcrapeotive, the horizon,
optioally, rises and remains level with the observer's,or the camera's,eye, no matter what height is aohieved.
In foot the earth immodiately

Tiros 9 conmcnt contimed.
beneath balloon,airplane, rocket or capsulc, presents a dish-shapedor concave appcarance. The point of earth iminediately belovv the vehicle
is the lowest. It is NOT the highest point of your "globe" earth v/ith
the dip or curvature of the ”ball'’ sweeping av^ay dovm\/ards to anhorizon far av;ay belo',v the eye levell
If the reader vail refer once again to the first stencil map (Fig.1),
all he has to do is to turn the leaflet upside-dovm and he v-/ill thenrealize that those curves or scallops all along the southern hoarizon(the antarctic circle),are exactly the same as the published photosof the northern distorted horizons, or parts of the horizons, to which
we have becoine accustomed and v/hich so man^^ tiines have been statedas depicting the socalled proof that this earth is a ’’planet" or "ball".
A further interpretation of the Tiros 9 photomosaic may be obtained
if the reader v/ill again study the curves or scallops along the southern
perimeter. It will be readily observed that each scallop covers aconsiderable mileage. Each curve or scallop Joins, but does not overlap
the next. Therefore, even if the I'ijrcator map truly represented theactual land mass display, the mileage thus shovm along the southernbaseline would be,in miles, equal to the mileage depicted by the lineof the ijquatorl That alone would give us some 2lh or 25 .000 miles along
the baseline or perimeter,and v/ould we suggest, destroy completely theidea that a southern polar ice-cap is the base of your "globe" v/orldl
But in reality, as mentioned before, both the Equatorial line ("theimaginary circle passing round the earth midv/ay between the poles" Diet:)
and the southern perimeter must be truthfully drav/n as circular as on
the Polar projection map (Pig,3). Therefore the mileage clearly shovm
upon the iercator map as being excessive v/hen the "globe" is considered,nust, v/hen fully drav/n upon the Polar projection, also convey the added
and reasonable knov/ledge that the correct mileage around the ii.ntarctic
Circle, or as some say, the "ice barrier", can easily account for over
60.000 miles. This mileage around the navigable limits of the "icebarrier" was logged some years ago, by the expedition under Sir James
Clark Ross and more recently by the Royal Research Ship Discovery 2 ona twenty month Antarctic Voyage 1937-39 > on a round voyage of theSouth polar "Ice-edge".
In these fev/ points, the student or interested enquirer will have, I
think, an introduction to the mode of ZETCTIC approach,v/ithout theories,
to geophysical matters v/hich over the years have engaged attention ofmen v/ho have striven to re-investigate the many evidences in oosnralogicalthings which fail to comply v/ith accepted theories. And having foundand tested the Zetetic concopt of our environment, oven in the face of
popilar ridicule, have tried to reaol:^ young people before they
Gcome subjected to the devilish brain-conditioning of modem indoctrination virt^ich destroys their God given senses and faith.

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Cir^^(^PLANt TRUTH
A modest Tjamphlet with a pereat aim.
To re-establish in yomig" people, FAITH in The Creatorand a truer conception of their earth environment.

The International Plat Sarth :Research Society.D O V E R . Sngl»nd.
With modern events and observations added to the "basic workof the former “Universal Zetetic Society'* of U.S. A.& England.

It iG thought that a reGtatornent of the Rules andI.lotto etc: of the former Ze^tetic Society at tl'ie ti:ae of
Lady Blouiit might interect new frienclG,+++H-+“r+ iPreoident: Lady E, A» IvLBLOiJIIT,
Vice-Precident: C. De Lacy Evanc,(M, R, C, So , Ph, D etc; Late Surgeon jG-old Co
Author of "Errors of Astronomy;")Committee,
ReVo E, Bullinger ,D, D» Ii<3v,A, T, De Lear sy ,'D.Jj
AJLlDert Smith,
Ma ,j.Gen. E ,Arm g tron^.
C,Kalce-oeace y.Eso.
Charles Smith

Revo E„'7.Brc-'".man
J.S.Me ciellandjEso
JoscfToh Chamberlain,Esq,^ Jm Alex,Me Innes Eso;
Predk. Evans, Esq.
Rev, E,V, Mul^rave,
Elder Milas Grant,
Jonathan Nichosen,
Dr E„ Hau:;hton H, D,•Dr. T, E/Reid,
B, A. <?: Sen, moderator S. J, SI-IACia.ETON, Es 0
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Isciac Smith, Esq,
i John Smith, Esq.*
I H,H,Squire, Esq,
Archbishop
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A. Walter Esq:
Ca^3t; West,

Sec, e- Treac OOA, M, Blount, EcCo of ''The Earth*'

Their Motto \^as°VERITATS VICTORIA'',The Object;The prop aviation of knowledge relating to Natural Cosmogony inconfirmation of the Holy Scriptures, based upon practicalscientific investigation,
Rul q 3 include d-:1- The so-called '’sciences'' and especially Modern Astronomy, tobe dealt with from practical 'data in connection with the Divine
System of Cosmogony revealed by The Creator,
2- Related to subscriptions (whiizh today we have not urged),
3- Made a call to lovers of Truth to join and help in any way tomake knov/n the Truth,
4- Subscriptions & Donations etc; to Treasurer,-f-r++4-+ +"f'4-+ + ‘f+
It will be seen that among thoir committee members v/ere somevery v.’ell established men. Bishops and Archbishops in thosedays were not afraid to stand for the Truth, My experience has
been that in all the hundreds of enquiry letters there has been
only a couple from ministers,’ Yet the earth and its various state
at set times, is the main theme from start to finish of the Bible.
Ihave applied to the writings of the respected Bishop Bullinger
expecting some helps in Zetetic matters, but have been disapointod.
I v/onder how some of them would have stood-up to the fantastic
events of todays ’’space-age”?.

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Dear Friends,
It is with the greatest pleasure that we '.welcome you,in
fact, all ’.:ho are unafraid to seek after truth. For those 7/ho THINK
for themselves,and having fomied a oonoept v/hich,to the non-caring,
thoughtless, easily led majority, is absolutely different to thatv/hich they ’’believe”, unfriendly gibes and ridicule are the conmon lot,M q hope to continue \vith you.

The nain objective,at least v/ith nie,isthat the statcnents of The Creator stand completely verified and fully
understood from the earliest stateirents related to the period of the
Adandc creation, through to the conditions brought about in the days of
Peleg - resulting in the displacement of the land masses as v/e knovv
them to-day,- takir^ in such matters as Joshua’s long day ( a subject
which,! would suggest, only those who Icnow of the stability (unmoving
state of the earth) can reasonably ans\/er. I know full well that theloud mouthed bible punching Armstrong’s (both father & son) of theworldwide nillions-of-dollars x^adio program, cannot face-up to theactual facts of the account of that great day in Joshua's time. Neither
can some of the greatest commentators and v/riters, simply because theirminds have been indoctrinated, conditioned by false Scientific theories.
I don't expect other inv<„stigators into this Zetetic philosophy tocare for,or be so minded for,these basic matters perhaps in quite thesame way as myself. In I'act I Icnow some whose deep interest and enquiry
into cosmological matters seems never to link-in with the i.ncient ScriptAn^a/, to get back to this pamphlet. The very object of using duplicat'
ion,rather than av/aiting the slow progress tov/ards financial ability
when v/e could produce printed matter, was to try and deal speedily withrelative events and items. Thus we vrauld maintain contact with enquirers
and foster individual observation and thought.
But it seems that I*./ould fall far behind again if I continued to cominent upon each new
event. They transpire so quickly. On Feb; 3rd . came the Russian moonprobe soft landing. (Quite a bit could be said ietctioaly about that.)
And before I could get this Tiros 9 pamphlet away, a Nev/s report today^eb; 27th.states;- '‘Koonahi-Q hits test target on first fli.crht"...,band continues,...

Nevvspapcr report of L'oonahip flight .continued.
"Cape Kennedy T^aturday. (P ob; 26). "America today aont an unmanned Axx)llo
moonship }^0 miles into space in a successful first flight test of boththe spacecraft and its huge Saturn 1-B rocket. After t\/o false starts
the 1Zf1ft Saturn sent the Apollo -(scheduled to carry three ncn to themoon before 1970)- on a 5.500 nile flight dov/n the Atlantic testing
range. Ilclicopters from the recovery aircraft-carrier Boxer raced tothe moonship as it plunged into the sea on target 39^ minutes after
blast off".
Comment v/ill have to be deferred on both the Rissian
and the American moonship items. But I would suggest that readers
examine carefully the cape Kennedy report,and as an experiment in
Zetetic thought, work over it (there are one or tv;o interesting factors)
and v/rite in. I v.lll be pleased to reccive your letters and findings.
iTov/ to deal v/ith some of your enquiries.
(1) I:anv request are for literature. This urgent need v;e have neverbeen in a financial position to supply. (Only a few people offer tocover costs) Our title, "International” possibly is misleading. But"International” v/e certainly are. Letters of enquiry and encouragement
come from all parts of the v/orld.
(2) Some want to commence their o\m Chapters or Groups, i.'e will givev.iiat aid we can. But think that the matter should bo held in abeyancefor a time.
(3) Ilany v/ant information rep.arding the Society. Actually now very
few in numbers. And as you can v/ell imagine, we being opposed toaccepted G-odless thought and the devilish mode of indoctrination which
forces unproven THEORIES into the minds of the young student or pupil,
no monies,grants or assistance whatever is available to us. One or twovery worthy men, nov/ greatly aged, remain from the former Universal
Zetetic Society, Aims, simply stated;- To try and reach as many young
minds as possible so that as the blight of modem education is thrust
upon them, they may yet grow knomng that there is another side to thestory of their earth's beginnings and their own habitation.
To those v/ho state that they have held similar viev/s as our Society
concerning the construction, condition and present display of the landmasses, v/e extend our most deep-felt and happy v/elcome. In fact anyone
who has the Zetetic s-jirit.. a seeker for truth., and desires to bringproven facts to the younger minds, will be deemed a member,
I'^self. By force of circumstances I have been called upon to fill the
positon of speaker. And have lectured all over England in r.iany Universities
Giving repeat lectures in many cases. Some students, becoming masters
have asked me to lecture to their own pupils. Over the last nine or ton
years I have never "Backed-dovm" farom giving a talk even though it takes
an avrfHil lot out of one when propounding such a subject as "FlatEarth"which is suspoct from the start. Over the last three years I have hada serious heart condition which has twice ixit me in hospital, Pix)bably
duo to the strain of leoturing. I'm 63, That's about all I can tellthose who v/anted to bo thus informed.
Owing to these last oirci^stanceo, i do not feol I should ask for subscriptions for membership.
As long as interested members ocoasionally help towards costs, I v/ill
continue as long as possible.

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r.ome exoerr.ts from the nany hundreds ofletters >,hioh
into nv offloe in the last few .niontiis,

A sad note m y be added to our "Ivioonship” item on the previous page.

The name given to the "Moonship" by someone in the N.A.S.A. organisation,was "Apollo",one of the great divinities of the Greeks. All sudden deaths
vfere believed to be the effect of the arrov/s of Apollo. Reported 27.1.6?,
the sudden deaths of the three American astronauts v/hilst testing the"space'* vehiclc on the firing site at Cape Kennedy. Again, Florence,Italy,’suddenly' smit";en by deluge of overflowing ARNO. The Apollino represent­
ation of the gou. is associated v/ith Florence,
The thought behind these remarks is that greater care should be taken
when applying names to such vehicles... v/e cannot affront The Creator
just as v/e please. I suggest that the long standing insult to God,inthat v/e prefer to believe godless men regarding the figure of this earth
environment in v/hich v/e..are '*placed" has yet to be visited upon us.*++++++++++
Over a year ago, before the sad happenings mentioned above, I had hoped
to have dispatched many more pamphlets. Liany things intervened alas.
But before leaving the "moonship flight item” I v/ould like to direct
your attention to the stated fact of the 5.500 miles of the Atlantic
test range and the timing 39^ minutes to splashdovm. The Apollo craft
v/ould have to cross the equator. This v/e are taught is turning at nomean speed of 1,000 m.p.h. Fine shooting to hit target v/hich is ripping
av/ay from original estimated position. No need to mention or aggravatethe searching thoughts aroused by making any mention of the supposed ,theorised, orbital speed. No I think it will stand clear that our"polar projection map. Pig: 3" indicates truly that the "preprogrammed"
orbits of missiles or capsules do not go beyond the "ice-barrier" overwhioh v/e have not progressed.
The sun, moon and many other bodies
circulate within the same confines quite close to our earth’s surface,but in an east to west motion, Ivbst manmade satellites etc; are firedin the west -east direction.
+++ip++++++++/imong the large number of enquiry letters and requests which have arrived,
have been some from teachers v/ho realize that that v/hich they are required
to instil into the minds of their pupils is, re!J.ated to the "globe" ,something which they cannot honestly do. Both instructors and wholeclasses have signed these letters expressing their dissatisfaction withthe unsavory, unscientific theorising which has sufficed for so long.
Some of the follov/ing excerpts will show the friendly and heli^Ail. popple
around who are nov/ beginning to come forward. I could do with a greatamount of help to keep contact v/ith everyone.

Sir Francis Chichester, TV and News report, 28 and 29th lHay I967.
’’v/ild horses would not drag me DOV/N to cape Horn and that sinister
Southern Ocean again in a small boat".
Note, The world encircling lone
sailor, perforce of early "globite" indoctrination,naturally falls into
speech pattern which reveals his mental picture that Cape Horn is "down under",Also, the reporter writes:- ''Dovm to the track which circles the world
between latitudes ifO and 6O; that's the only band around the world vathno land - or ice - in the way. The total; 28.000 miles in nearly eightmonths' sailins"*
Friends may care to think about the previous logged
voyages t\irther " south" and nearer the antarctic circle, which on a
"globe" should require much less than the 28,000 miles. These recorded
previous voyages topped 60.OOO milesi
A m e Sivertsen. Lecturer at a Teachers* Training School, Nor/zay.
" I have never really believed what I have to teach my pupils".

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Steven Kar.vash and Stephen Feld. Nov/ Castle, Pa. USA. Ilarch 67.
Rc. American reports on Society's arguments concerning earth's structure.
"These contentions are quite thought-provoking and cause one to seriously
consider whether or not we have been subjected to gross misinformationfrom our respective governments."
Similar doubts have been many times
expressed by thoughtful people.
'A'.L.C. NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre. USA. Oct; 66.
" It occurs to me that the feelings which you conveyed in your statement
are not peculiar to yourself and those in your organisation, BUT ARE UIFACT QUITE UNXVlilSiJLLY FELT , IF SELDOM EXPRESSED,,"
J.H.M. Lead engineer. Radiation Corptn; Florida. USA, Sept 66,"... engaged in Space work, I feel that I will be able to materiallyfurther 'the v/ork of the Society from v/ithin the enemy's lines, as it were."" There is much to be done!"
J.R. I.iissile & Space Division, Penna. USA.
Sept, 66.
"It v/ould be helpful to know your theories TO HELP SUBDUE THE PANIC IN THE
L’Va.T’ THEY SHOULD E2 REVEALED iiS FACTS!"
Instructor and full physics class, Eldora, Iowa. USA. Feb. 67.
(And many similar classes throughout USA and Canada.) **rhe nature of ourconcern lies with the xm-scientific explanations of earth's spherical shape".
Dave Sannes. from Mortar Bunker, Vietnam. Ivlay 67. "Faith, - Belief without
evidence, in what is told by one without knowledge, of things without
parallel", (iunbrose Bierce,) , Mr Sannes continues;- "Such was the natureof my innocent faith that the world was round"!
Our thoughts are nuoh
concerned with this young man in what he calls,"this combat theater",
Stofan Pemc^k. Czechoslovakian Scientist. Ivlay 67.
"...the actual position and extent of our earth".

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Larth Rcscarch. >Socicuyj -»^nglc.>nd,"almost the last pocket of individual thought in Britain'*...
Henry L'ielding in ‘'SUI'J*' I965.

ILd vmite, the..stronLut, ven­tured into '’spe.ce" from Gemini 4
and the photographs shov/ing theevent also showed the usual dis­torted curvature of the earth
behind, the astronaut.
The next day,June 10th 19^5 3 most
Daily Nev/spapers carried fairly
accurate and reasonably fair reports
and articles based upon my tele­phoned replies to their reporters
enquiries. iLach had based his
first rerac*rks upon the assumptionthat the curved presentation ofth(- horizon \/ould nullify ourSociety's claim th£.t the portionof earth,which mankind inhabits,
is PLiiT, PLillE; & Horizontal.
!y replies to the seven Jailies and
T.V. intervicv/s, embodied the factthat such photos clipped only
one portion of the hori;',on. If
the camera had been turned in anv
X/other direction at the same heightlevel, the resultant photos
v/ould have produced exactly thesame effect; thus proving thatthe "space"-ship and astronauts
vvere still earth-bounded.
Confirmation of our claim had al­
ready been presented to the publicby the U.S.I.S. in their monthly
booklet "Science Horizons" No 57 ,of i.pril 1965, in v/hich they print­
ed the ”First complete viev/ of theWorld’s v/eather“ as photographedfrom the orbiting Tiros 9 on Feb;
13th 1965 (sec Pig 1 j.
This '‘global" photomosaio v/as madefrom 450 individual pioturea dur­ing 24 hours.

liovembor I965.

The y/hite lines of land masses v.^oi'e
inserted by the U.S. .teather Bureau.
Uur stencil gives a fair repro­
duction.
In (fig 2) the v/eather clouds andAntarctic ice formations have beenmasked-out.
The iimericans used the I'.ierca-^tor•/projection map which is well known
to be inaccurate. The ‘‘scolloping"or “curving effect at the bottom(antarctic) has been carefully
retained.
The /.mericansr say.,.
"Scolloping at the bottom resultsfrom the camera viewing
HORIZONat the beginning of each photo
sequence", i^ach "scollop or curve"
has been carefully retained andredrav7n upon the "Polar projection''ma'o (^•ig. 3JIt vail be notedthat throughout Figs, I 2.cc 3, each"scollop or curve'' is related tothe portions of land immediately
behind. In (Fig.3.1) is seen the
pre-programmed orbit of previous
astronauts. They do not,as. yet, go
beyond the limits of the antarctic
circle.
/ilso in (Fig.3.2) is the"Polar" orbit of Tiros 9. It isevident that because of its photosof the antarctic confines, it did
not cross those limits; it is also
very doubtful,because of the unfin­
ished northern photos that the ve)^icle
circled' the north polar area.
The Flat liarthists contend that thesecurved horizons do de^oict clearly
that the astronauts fly in set orbits
around and over a known portion ofearth which is IJNI'JOVIMj' as the Citij>VTOR
has stated.

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The International .b'lat liiarth Research Society. LnF.land
The Society which seeks to re-establish among
Young Peoplej the lost knowledge that the God
of Israel is the CRI:iiATOR,and that the present
glorification of "Science" which has,in recent
years, gained a god-like position in the mindsof all students, can be critically investigatedand stripped of false theories and put to theuse of man by showing him that TIiEEE IS A G-ODDESmNED PURPOSE I
failed to find.

V/e,so-called, "Plat Earthers", observing certain false presentation
used by the Americans in TV and films showing the orbits and descentsof their "Space" vehicles, wish to place our vievra before young andinterested people. In so doing,we trust that no more gibes about"Flat jjarthers" v/ill be occasioned from Prime Minister ‘\7ilson of theSocialist Party and ^^noch Pov/ell of the Conservative Party.
That which v/e consider important and worthy of consideration
relates especially to the Ifercator chart used by the N.A.S.A.
authority of America. This chart,(the same as our stencil maps
Nos 1 & 2) depicted,by circular inarkers,the position in mid-Pacific
Ocean \/here the "Space" capsule would cross the Lquator,and where
the order for the descent was received by the Astronauts so that,as the commentator stated, the "splash-dov/n" v/ould correctly fallwithin the prearranged area in the Atlantic Ocean where recovery
warships and aircraft v/ere v/aiting,¥e, ’’Plat Earthists" (Zetetics), claim that the mere use of theliercator projection map is,itself,a misleading and false representationof the world. Most people do not stop to consider or reason thai thenorthern Asiatic land masses should join and that the straight line,
supposedly shov/ing the Equator,should be a circle. But further thanthis, the point over the L-quator, which the capsule had to cross,v/as "jringed" (red Pig.2tS;3) and from this point v/as drawn a line
which continued over central America to the "splash-do\m" area in
the Atlantic, Our point of protest is to ask;- ”~vVhv go to all thebother of deceiving the Txiblic*' ? The Americans could easily andtnathfully have used the "Polar" projection map (Pig.3)nov/ incommon use. On this map,the points of crossing the Equator ancl the"splash-dov/h"area arc easily and truthfully depicted. Only those a^ ohave boon responsible for the false indoctrination of our young
people,that tho earth is a "Self-evolved" Planet spinning and orbiting"space" at fantastic speeds, seek to hide the fact thattnc U N M D j ^ continents are displayed around the northernand have bcon oo since the days of Pelog,'

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Since the printing of our observations overleaf concerning the very
unnecessary and deceptive use of the Mercator projection m p by theUnited States authorities, we in England,at 9.25
50th December 1965,we re shevm on BBC. TV, the film GfiAIIENG-E . The
story of a year of Science.
The various item^ were introduced by
BBC GomiiEntator, Rayinond B ax te r,
In one sequence Ifr Baxter was shown\Talking upon a trenendously enlarged reproduction of the TIROS 9 map.
The Gomiiients he was required to make referred only to the fact that
although the orbiting camera in the Tiros 9 v;as not far removed fromthe earth’s surface, no visible indications of man's activities
appeared,V^Tiat struck me very forcibly was the fact that he made no
mention of ,or reference to, the strange scalloping of the southernhorizon.
These enlarged and outstanding points of interest, cryingout fo r comment and question, were entirely disregarded.
Thus once
again the public was abused by the lack of vital information,
I fu lly realize that to deal v/ith this evidence of "Plane Earth" isasking a groat deal from most of my correspondents, especially theyounger schoolaged students, v/ho, up to this present time have little
or no conception of the figure of their habitation other than asa "globe".
Hov/ever I trust that,although in this pamphlet I haveto condense the subject matter, it vdll still be helpful and intel­
ligible to many,
Basic geophysical matters, such as, UlTiWING and ELiU'E 5arth,also
Non-convexity of the surfacc of still water and kindred subjects canbe placed before the interested enquirer at a later date. However,as "Space”, Sputniks, Capsule orbits, Moon Shots etc; arc the chiefthings in the public,as v/ell as the student mind today, we continue
with the interpretation of the Tiros 9 World weather photo as under­stood from the Zetetic (Plat Earth) standpoint.
Remember that all reproductions from photographs taken from rockets or
capsules, are as the canvera recorded the events, and NOT as viev/ed by
the astronauts human vision.
The camera distorted horizons havealways been a misleading factor with those who have not freed theirminds from the ”Planet" or ”G-lobe earth indoctrination.
Three or four
years ago, the U.S.I.S. booklet "Science Horizons”, the same information
service booklet as the one A/\^ich published the photomosaic (Fig.1),
oorriod a note to the effect that the Amerioans hoped to produco a lens
which v/ould NOT distort level horizons. So far I am not aware that suoh
aid to truer photography has yet been made available.
Flat Earthists
however oan prove that due to the known laws of pcrapeotive, the horizon,
optioally, rises and remains level with the observer's,or the camera's,eye, no matter what height is aohieved.
In foot the earth immodiately

Tiros 9 conmcnt contimed.
beneath balloon,airplane, rocket or capsulc, presents a dish-shapedor concave appcarance. The point of earth iminediately belovv the vehicle
is the lowest. It is NOT the highest point of your "globe" earth v/ith
the dip or curvature of the ”ball'’ sweeping av^ay dovm\/ards to anhorizon far av;ay belo',v the eye levell
If the reader vail refer once again to the first stencil map (Fig.1),
all he has to do is to turn the leaflet upside-dovm and he v-/ill thenrealize that those curves or scallops all along the southern hoarizon(the antarctic circle),are exactly the same as the published photosof the northern distorted horizons, or parts of the horizons, to which
we have becoine accustomed and v/hich so man^^ tiines have been statedas depicting the socalled proof that this earth is a ’’planet" or "ball".
A further interpretation of the Tiros 9 photomosaic may be obtained
if the reader v/ill again study the curves or scallops along the southern
perimeter. It will be readily observed that each scallop covers aconsiderable mileage. Each curve or scallop Joins, but does not overlap
the next. Therefore, even if the I'ijrcator map truly represented theactual land mass display, the mileage thus shovm along the southernbaseline would be,in miles, equal to the mileage depicted by the lineof the ijquatorl That alone would give us some 2lh or 25 .000 miles along
the baseline or perimeter,and v/ould we suggest, destroy completely theidea that a southern polar ice-cap is the base of your "globe" v/orldl
But in reality, as mentioned before, both the Equatorial line ("theimaginary circle passing round the earth midv/ay between the poles" Diet:)
and the southern perimeter must be truthfully drav/n as circular as on
the Polar projection map (Pig,3). Therefore the mileage clearly shovm
upon the iercator map as being excessive v/hen the "globe" is considered,nust, v/hen fully drav/n upon the Polar projection, also convey the added
and reasonable knov/ledge that the correct mileage around the ii.ntarctic
Circle, or as some say, the "ice barrier", can easily account for over
60.000 miles. This mileage around the navigable limits of the "icebarrier" was logged some years ago, by the expedition under Sir James
Clark Ross and more recently by the Royal Research Ship Discovery 2 ona twenty month Antarctic Voyage 1937-39 > on a round voyage of theSouth polar "Ice-edge".
In these fev/ points, the student or interested enquirer will have, I
think, an introduction to the mode of ZETCTIC approach,v/ithout theories,
to geophysical matters v/hich over the years have engaged attention ofmen v/ho have striven to re-investigate the many evidences in oosnralogicalthings which fail to comply v/ith accepted theories. And having foundand tested the Zetetic concopt of our environment, oven in the face of
popilar ridicule, have tried to reaol:^ young people before they
Gcome subjected to the devilish brain-conditioning of modem indoctrination virt^ich destroys their God given senses and faith.