International Flying Saucer Bureau (IFSB)

International Flying Saucer Bureau
Abbreviation	IFSB
Formation	1952
Dissolution	1 January 1954
Purpose/focus	Ufology
Headquarters	Bridgeport, CT.
President	Albert K. Bender
Vice-President	Max Krengel
Chief Investigator	Gray Barker
Main organ	Space Review

The International Flying Saucer Bureau was a short-lived American organisation, founded by Albert K. Bender at Bridgeport, Connecticut, dedicated to the study and publication of reports on flying saucers. The group had assembled a small contingent of saucerians to the ranks before being dissolved by Bender & co. in late 1953.

Officers and Council of the IFSB

During the later stages of its brief operation, the group's newsletter, Space Review, published the following list of the group's officers and associates:

Executives

• President: Albert K. Bender
• Vice-President: Max Krengel
• Secretary: Alan C. Rievman
• Historian: Fred J. Bender

Dept. of Investigation

• Gray Barker, Chief
• August C. Roberts, Photographer
• Rev. S. L. Daw, Clergyman
• Lonzo Dove, Astronomer
• Domonic Lucchesi, Aeronautics

International Council

• Robert N. Webster, Editor, Fate Magazine
• Wilson "Bob" Tucker, Author-Editor
• N. Meade Layne, M.A., Borderland Sciences Research Associates
• H. H. Fulton, President, CSI of New Zealand
• R. J. Lavaris, Secretary, CSI of New Zealand
• Lonzo Dove, Astronomy and Physics
• Max B. Miller, President, Flying Saucer International
• Orville W. Mosher III, Project Fan Club
• Victor C. Johnston, Subsurface Research Center
• Elliott Rockmore, Editor-Publisher
• George D. Fawcett, Lecturer - Sauceriana Collection
• Stanley E. Crouch, Editor - Science and Culture Magazine
• Robert A. Arthur, Editor, Author, Creator of Mysterious Traveler
• Franklin M. Dietz, Jr., Editor-Publisher
• Calvin Thomas Beck, Writer
• Louis H. Frahm
• Jack W. Moore