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"Masar" were ready to invade us. Mrs. Wilkinson evidently misunderstood much of what Hunrath and her
husband were doing and saying. First of all, the world is not going to end, and the "little men" are not from
Mars or "Masar" but are from our own satellite, the Moon. The space visitors have proven this already by
their actions.
Hunrath claimed to know the whereabouts of a Flying Saucer that had recently landed. Wilkinson's den was
lined with Flying Saucer pictures, weird signs and formulas, which Mrs. Wilkinson said were supposed to be
the new interplanetary language. "Of course, I don't quite go for all the Flying Saucer talk, but Karl convinced
Wilbur they actually existed," said Mrs. Wilkinson. She then said, "Karl had tape recordings of conversations
with men from other planets who landed here in Saucers." She showed reporters messages tacked on the wall
of the den which were supposedly received by radio from the interplanetary visitors. One was from Regga of
the planet Masar."
Karl Hunrath called up several of his acquaintances in Los Angeles the day before his disappearance. He
informed them that he was going to take a trip. He said: "Others have left the Earth to go to other planets, so
do not be surprised if I leave soon." The Flying Saucer pictures in the den had been taken by George
Adamski, and the "weird signs and formulas" were received by our group working in Northern Arizona,
starting in early August, 1952. The tape recordings that Hunrath had were taken during receptions of the
Arizona research group.
In _Clips, Quotes and Comments_, B-10, May 15, 1954, a bi-weekly release of the Borderland Sciences
Research Associates, correspondence of Mr. Harold T. Wilkins is quoted. Mr. Wilkins wrote: "It happens that
I have spent years of research into petroglyphs and prehistoric symbols, in Central, South, and North America,
and my tentative conclusions were that some of the Wilkinson glyphs suggested or resembled, not Maya or
Aztec symbols, but forms found in the North Brazilian jungles, the Matto Grosso, and one in the unknown
prehistoric civilization in La Plata Island, off Ecuador; another in California; and the ancient water sign of
cataclysm. Also, another recalled the Mu-an sign of coition or the double uterus. How can the question be
resolved when even the Los Angeles postal authorities do not know where Hunrath's family has gone? I know
not how came Karl Hunrath or Wilbur Wilkinson to have all this very peculiar and recondite knowledge
which cannot be picked up in a day, or even in a year . . ."
The symbols are not reworked Aztec figures, and Hunrath received them from our group for study purposes.
That is why they were found in his and Wilkinson's den. These symbols are given in this book under _The
Solex-Mal_, in the section called: Other Tongues. Much of this symbolism is characteristic of the ancient
scroll writing of the Atlanteans and of the ancient pictographic writing of Lemuria. Atlantis and Mu used
modified forms of the original Solex-Mal. Symbols of this type exist in South America, especially in the
Matto Grosso because the ruins of great antiquity there were originally colonies of the Lost Continents.
Colonel Fawcett, the famous English explorer died while attempting to locate these fabulous lost cities of the
ancient "white" Indians of Brazil.
The Wilkinsons have three children and moved to Los Angeles from Racine, Wisconsin on June 28, 1953.
Hunrath had been in correspondence with Wilbur and convinced him that he should come to the west coast
because of important Saucer developments. Wilkinson was then employed by Hoffman Radio Corp., where he
was quickly promoted to head of the inspection department.
Wilbur, who was thirty-eight, had his den and home full of all sorts of electronic equipment, radios,
turn-tables, and tape recorders. Mrs. Wilkinson told reporters that her husband wasn't too interested in Saucers
except when Hunrath was around. She said, "Karl was the one who talked us into coming to California
because he said he could actually show a Saucer to Wilbur." She later told them: "I just can't help but think
that Flying Saucers really had something to do with their disappearance."
I knew Karl Hunrath personally, but I never met Wilkinson. It was in the Winter of 1952 that I first met Karl