(Q) Please check my general physical condition, giving the
cause & remedy for pain around my heart.
(A) The general physical conditions are very good in many
respects. It has been given that the body should not use
self's strength in the physical and mental to such extents
as to make for such great strains upon the physical body.
Those conditions that have disturbed the body are rather
warnings than organic disorders, and are the outcome of
poor digestion, improper eating, not taking time to be in
the position or condition for digestion to take place in a
normal way and manner; hence making for strain on the
digestive system and producing those intercoastal and
secondary cardiac reactions as to bring some disturbance.
There is no need to be unduly alarmed about such conditions,
but BE sufficiently alarmed to take care of the body
mentally and physically! BE consistent in the eating. Eat
at regular times. It has been given that it would be well
for the time, the activities, to be budgeted in such a way
and manner as to give the proper reactions for the whole
system. Have regular hours for arising; as regularly as
possible for the relaxations; as regularly as possible for
retiring. Have regular periods for the relaxation as to
walks, as to physical exercise, as to mental relaxations,
thinking of other conditions - either those that deal with
general conditions of the country, associations with others;
regular time for some reading, whether newspaper, magazine,
books, plays or the like, and regular periods for the
activity of meditation. These will make for a much more
evenly balanced attitude for the body.
(Q) Advise me on Finance Plan which is under consideration
between Truscon, C.I.T. & [
257] Corp. What are its defects?
(A) As indicated, the proposed contract that is arranged in
the present will be satisfactory for the beginning of the
operations in the present. When the distributions or the
progress of operations have reached such proportions as to
demand or require a greater latitude in the operations,
the present proposed basis will be equitable way or manner
to proceed. Then, under the existent conditions we would
make those arrangements in this way and manner. Inasmuch as
it has already been agreed upon, follow along. The amounts
that are in the present ratio, or up to this amount -
250,000 - is sufficient in the immediate, see?
(Q) How can it be strengthened?
(A) It's already set! The strengthening will be required
when it has reached greater proportions, or when there is
the necessity for other expansions.
(Q) What will I now be able to accomplish thru its adoption?
(A) As soon as these are clarified, and there has been
sufficient of the papers or advertising, or set-up (as it may
be best termed), then there only needs to be made those
contacts, those groups through whom and by whom the
distributions of the products may be necessary.
(Q) Is the amt. limited to 250,000 guarantee a danger to
the business, or what effect will it have?
(A) Will be required, just as has been given! When the
proportions have reached such that it is necessary for
extensions, then this may be changed or strengthened - see?
(Q) Please discuss the next program for me to get quickest
business, to insure broadest profits.
(A) Follow those leads that that have already been made in
the grouping of individuals' operations in apartments,
hotels, and the various channels through which these
distributions may be made; as well as following those that
require more of the associations with departments and
department distribution.
(Q) Should I do anything at present to aid in getting
Stewart-Warner business of Chicago, or can [
1565] handle
this?
(A) As we find, unless there arise some unforeseen
situations that would make [
1565] feel the necessity of
[
257]'s presence it may be best handled by [
1565] without
interference. Should such situations arise that [
1565] feels
it IS necessary, then it would be well to aid in the
directions that may be made for such emergencies.
(Q) Considering political changes, to whom should I go
first to endeavor to get government business?
(A) As given, through those channels that made for the
distribution to those various quarters that are being
strengthened and re-furnished throughout the country. This
comes through the general quartermaster supervision. Those
individuals that have been in contact will aid, if the body
will make those contacts in such a manner as to come through
their regular channels in the manners that is required in
making or giving specifications and prices for the
furnishing of such equipment to the reconstructions in the
various portions of the country. While the prices would
require that there be made some definite cuts, the very fact
that such was supplied to these various divisions in their
various quarters would enable the body to have a background
that would be very valuable to the further distribution in
many quarters.
(Q) Thru what individual will I be able to get proper
guidance?
(A) the same that has been given! We haven't changed it;
neither have they lost their job or been changed!
(Q) Is this the time to sell Mr. Odlum, who controls the
Carolina Wood Prod. Co., to negotiate a deal for the
factory, or should I devote entire time to refrigeration?
(A) As contract calls for, the greater portion and the
entire time should for the present be devoted to
refrigeration; and as conditions arise regarding this
factory or this negotiation, there will be in some months a
much better opportunity through a different channel that
would make for much more satisfactory conditions, should
this even THEN be decided upon. Devote the time to
refrigeration; for, as it has oft been given, the dividing
of self in its interests oftentimes works hardships that are
not only unsatisfactory but leave too great an impression
that self is so MUCH divided as to be unstable in the
operations. Self is attempting to build now for self in
manner known in one particular field. While self has been
an outstanding figure in the radio field, this has been so
disturbed - and is yet to be disturbed, until many changes
come about in the manner of the policies, the manner of the
character of reception sets - that it would be unwise for
self to INTEREST self in such a way and manner as to divide
the interests from something that requires now so much
attention to be gotten on the proper basis!
(Q) What opportunities, if any, will the court decision on
radio corp. dissolution bring me?
(A) Better leave it out just at present, as signified.
There may be later some conditions so this may be made to be
helpful to the body; but get that which is the line now
FIRST SET!
(Q) Is it advisable to buy the stock of Radio Corp?
(A) Not right now.
(Q) Which stock would be advisable?
(A) None!
(Q) What will be the trend of the market for the next 18
weeks?
(A) This has been outlined before, and we do not find a
great deal of change; not advances that are not of too great
a speculative nature for one, unless they are to make that
their business!
(Q) Reference Paris Medicine Co., considering change in
Kuhn-Loeb & Co., would I be safe in seeing Elisha Walker &
discussing a plan for its purchase or sale?
(Q) Be very good.
(Q) Thru what channel should I go to get proper
introduction to Walker?
(A) It's already been laid out; go on through, if it's
going to be determined in that way and manner!
(Q) Will Gen. McRoberts be able to get an offer from Mr.
Richie of Canada?
(A) He will be able to open negotiations. As to whether
the offer is to be made depends upon a great many changes
that are to be considered between now and the first or
latter part of January.
(Q) Who else should I see at once to get renewed interest in
the medicine deal?
(A) That has been one of the great troubles; TOO MANY have
been bickering and NONE have been approached in a manner
that is to be considered as a closed proposition! Take one
lead and follow it to an end; and then if you throw this
down take another one! Don't open too many negotiations!
The time to play one against another is when you are close
to a closing!
(Q) Who is best man to see to get an inside to State of
N.Y. business, on refrigeration & water coolers?
(A) Go right through he comptroller's office in Albany; or,
as will be seen, it would be best through those acting in
the capacity under Lehman - lieutenant governor - elect.
(Q) To City of N.Y.
(A) This would be very dangerous business in the present
situations, but after these are clarified somewhat - after
the first of the year - then there may be the opening through
those regular channels that handle the buying or the placing
of the various equipments. Go through the regular channels.
Do not climb over or around any of these, for the regular
channels - in these changes that are being made - will be
considered and be given the better and first consideration
at this time.
(Q) What system or plan most adaptable for immediate
results?
(A) As indicated, apartment and hotel equipments; not
losing sight of those various channels that have been
indicated from time to time.
(Q) Please advise next move on [
3734] suit?
(A) Best to follow that indicated, in making the settlement
if possible in that direction; otherwise follow the
suggestions first given in CLEARING self of the whole
situation.
(Q) Please advise me on a comprehensive plan for the
successful organization of a Cayce Club in N.Y. to lay before
the N.Y. people contacted this week, such as Harry Goetz,
Wm. Cravis, David Levy, Ernest Zentgraf, Maurice Pereles,
Morris Rome, Thos. Sugrue & others.
(A) This should be organized as a group or organization for
study of the various phases of phenomena that may be set or
selected by the various groups in same. Have their regular
secretary, whose business is to look after the various
portions or departments of same, and to obtain and to give
such instructions or enlightenment on the various conditions
that may be presented from time to time.
(Q) Who else for first meeting will play important role?
(A) That depends upon who else is approached, and HOW!
There are the various ones. These should be opened,and it
should be someone's business to look after it, see? to look
after the collections, look after the various correspondence,
the various distribution, the various activities as may be
had.
(Q) Which one of those just named would be best for this?
(A) Neither one! Should be someone whose job it is, and
their only job! Someone interested; someone that at least
has some tact, some ability in knowing how to contact and
how to keep before each one that necessary in their various
departments. It has a purpose, it has a place in the
experience of all of these. To arouse that which may be
helpful, that may aid other individuals, would be the work
of the group. Meetings once a month, at some definite place;
oftener when the circumstances or conditions require, or it
is needed. Do that. Any one of these may be the chief-
executive of the group, but we would have one that would give
their whole time to the activities of the whole work - see
- secretary! [
1/13/33 &
1/16/33 See
2733-2 &
2733-3 in re
Mrs. [
2733]'s fitness for taking chg. of the N.Y. office of
EC's work.]
(Q) Advise me as to my present budgeting of my time, laying
out a daily plan until Jan. 1st.
(A) This has been given.
(Q) Any further advice for the body at this time?
(A) Be mindful that all which has been given thee, in the
various approaches to that information which may be helpful,
must be considered as one; for Life, Life's experiences are
as a chain, and is no stronger or weaker than the weakest
link. So, in the development for the mental, for the
material, for the spiritual welfare, for those secular
things of life, remember all depend one upon the other in
this material plane. That one builds through their mental
attitudes, their mental and physical activities towards the
spiritual truths, deals with the spiritual life and is a
portion of the physical and material.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
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BACKGROUND
11/08/32 He obtained
257-95.
11/21/32 He submitted further business questions.
REPORTS
11/30/32 He obtained
757-8 for his son.
12/23-24/32 He referred
4715-1 and
4715-2.
1/05/33 He obtained
257-97.
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