Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

~ that he is steadily dreaming a Lfe-lke way
about the world Of tomorrow.
Fehrenbach. who scientifically minded can't explain
his queer dreams, which wandering practically
every night in strange land with guide who carefully
explains TO him the electrical and mechanical marves
of that apparently is yet to Fehrenbach
himself, places belief dreams the Of
his queer adventures seepand he has taken up
the study Of related subjects including languages 10 try
and scientifically unravel his private little mystery
he uncanny Thing 10 Fehrenbach and everybody
who has heard his that his research in ancient
languages has disclosed considerable and substance
TO of the things that he has dreamed
Gimpses scientific of the future and
to strange and unknown lands only a Of his
nighttime experiences SO vivid these visions that
he keeps pad and pencil beside his bed which
write down. he awakes, the strange things he
has
The most perplexng aspect these dreams is the
fact that the shadowy people he usually speak
in Greek other language completely foreign
him. The frequent of Greek finally Fehrenbach
to take up the study OF this ancient language in order
to better understand his nightfe adventures
Through reference books and a the subject
he has now obtained wide knowledge of the ancient
tongue has the startling discovery that
Of the words employed by the subjects his
are actually related to IL That little discovery didn't
bring the Kansas City electrician any closer to
PLANTATION of his dreams and only whetted his curiosity
about his sandman mystery
Now Fehrcnbach keeps list and a description all
his dreams recording the words by his
turnal companions He describes these people great
detail to their dress and character In
instances he recalls the person with whom he conversed
could not be seen but he was clearly heard.
Typical Fehrenbachs recorded experiences in the
small hours the time he escorted through power
house the future by guide who demonstrated the
electricity going to be carried to homes and
factories without any transmission lines This guide
planned that device would be installed in homes
to receive that would be broadcast from large
Mower.
After showing Fehrenbach all around the giant plant
and tower he told the visitor that his "Teta
Remembering that waking up, the bewdered
electrician looked through his reference
covered that a nickname 'hapita"
mean inc he maj tho ghoIyav throlC
Although he is thoroughly familiar with modern cleo
trica apparatus Fehrenbach electrician for 30 years
unable decpher the mechanical techncalities
shown him by his dream companion. Often he hears
Spanish words used but his conscious
bewilderngy explains, he has heard these
spoken.
Persons these nocturnal lands. he says sometimes
address him in language that to have link
with any tongue. Often he awales. he
members many Of these words which he may find later
in language dictionaries.
Some of his dreams highly coherent and clear
If he watching movie. Others. he says, have
strange misness about them. His uncanny ability to
go back to interesting place where he has pre-
viously been in a dream also amazes him.
Although he admits quite frankly that he doesn't
understand strange phenomena that's taking place
he cannot help wonder whether there is kind
Of second sight in all his nocturnal experiences. To
back up this theory, he points out that he has had
about friends and told them of incidents in their
lives which he could have had previous knowledge
In one night Tips Fehrenbach experienced what
he believes to be life after death He described the locale
place of absolute happiness He was in this dream,
spirit the form Of ball of cioud-like substance
sailing high i'm Other similar shapes. large
small scared about continually trying to merge with
others.
Il remember trying desperately to mix with another
cloud" he wrote in record of this dream, but |
passed right through it, Each spirit destined TO sail
on into space until something beyond had taken place
There TO talk to, no memories of life on
earth, suffering"
psychologist readily explain why Fehrenbach
dreams like Fehrenbach himself the specialist would
undoubtedly be puzzled by their strange repetition.