All the Planets are Inhabited!
Howard Menger
Howard Menger claimed several contacts with extraterrestrials similar to the ones George Adamski described, in ships similar to the ones Adamski described The story is described in Menger's book From Outer Space to You.
He saw his first saucer in 1932 in New Jersey; in a wooded glade near his home he met a beautiful long-haired girl wearing a translucent ski suit who emanated love and whom he found physically attractive. She said she was contacting those of her own kind. In the army ten years later he saw saucers in the American desert; once he was met by a tanned man with blond hair who asked him to come with him. He refused, but later found that it had been a space person. Later he met another space woman on a number of occasions, who revealed that she was five hundred years old and that the space people had been involved in the development of the Aztecs and older civilisations. The power mechanism of the ships was explained.
A trip to the Moon was part of the account, and he has photographs allegedly taken on the trip. The book also describes the construction of free energy devicesf. He also has a picture in the book of a machine, or part of one, which strangely is not mentioned in the text. Tony Wedd attempted to make this machine using the picture in conjunction with information from thought communication, but was not successful. Menger is currently engaged in building a craft which he believes will fly.
Menger and his wife appeared recently in the TV programme Farewell Good Brothers. Contrary to previous reports, Menger still holds to his story, though is obviously confused as to why the bases he saw on the Moon have never been confirmed by astronauts. He also has been influenced by the overwhelming scientific evidence for the hostility of the environments of the planets, and suggests that the Venusians he met could be just colonists on the planet. This is confirmation of his story, for obviously he is trying to reconcile the conflicting concepts of his memory of his contacts and the claims of the people to be from Venus and the seeming evidence that the other planets cannot support life.
Sources:
The UFO Encyclopedia, by John Spencer
Farewell Good Brothers (TV programme)
From Outer Space to You, by Howard Menger