Reminiscing Ghost

Cross My Heart, by Frank Scully. 378 pp. New York: Greenberg Publisher. $5.00

Frank Scully, currently best known for his controversy with the Air Force over the phenomena which the ancient Romans called clipei ardentes and which modern Americans call flying saucers, presents in this volume a series of reminiscences. The main tones are the physical suffering that he has long borne with exemplary fortitude, and the persons (including Frank Harris) for whom he acted as a “ghost writer” before 1933. R. p. o.

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Cross My Heart, by Frank Scully. 378 pp. New York: Greenberg Publisher. $5.00

Frank Scully, currently best known for his controversy with the Air Force over the phenomena which the ancient Romans called clipei ardentes and which modern Americans call flying saucers, presents in this volume a series of reminiscences. The main tones are the physical suffering that he has long borne with exemplary fortitude, and the persons (including Frank Harris) for whom he acted as a “ghost writer” before 1933. R. p. o.