Report On Barnhouse Effect

Adventures in time and space told in future tense. The mansion acts acts acts. The mind of man is still an unprobed field within it lie many mysteries still unsolved. But there are men today, psychologists now experimenting with telepathy, hypnosis, thought transference, who believe that in the future we may discover the existence of a force of the

mind more powerful than any force the world has ever known we go ahead now in time some ten years and in space to the campus of a small Eastern college the hour is late and in one of the dark college buildings two men stand in front of a door that bears the name professor Arthur Barnhouse psychology thank you

You're the keys to the professor's desk and files. I guess he would inherit everything now. You might as well dictate a full report while everything's still fresh in your mind. I'll wait and see you home.

Oh, no, no, that isn't necessary. I'll be all right. You sure? After what's happened tonight, we wouldn't want you to have an accident, too. Major, after what happened tonight, I have a hunch the whole world is right for an accident.

I'm afraid you're right, Clinton. Well, the night, the night, pull yourself together, Buster. Easy does it. August 21, 1960. Restricted report from George Clinton to the Secretary of Defense, Secretary of State, the FBI, National Security Board, etc., etc., etc.

Subject, the so-called Barnhouse Effect, and Professor Arthur Barnhouse, who discovered it. I first met the professor two years ago in the fall of 1958. He was a professor of psychology here at Wilton College, and I was here on an instructor's fellowship in the psych department.