5/17/34 EC's letter to his friend, Mr. [
440], is used here to
show how sometimes EC's conscious mind jumped quickly to
conclusions, misinterpreted and exaggerated:
"...A few days ago we had a wire from a member in Detroit
asking that immediate aid be attempted for a very warm
personal friend of theirs [
546] who was in the hospital and
they had had hiccoughs for such a period that those in charge
had despaired of his ever coming out. The information was
gotten, and the suggestion for aid was made. This was wired
to the people and, to be sure, the doctors in charge raised
a big 'hullabaloo'. They allowed the man to suffer through
that day, and the next night; then when the ingredients that
were suggested arrived they finally agreed they would try it
and he was relieved in less than an hour, and is continuing
on the improve. This may have been, of course, a happen
chance in the eyes of many, but to this individual, at least,
it was quite convincing. If I knew your address in Detroit
I would have you go and call on these people..."
6/34 Mrs. [
601] told GD that the rdg. was not followed - the
doctors laughed at it and gave him something to put him to
sleep to stop the hiccoughing.
9/18/34 Mrs. [
480] wrote GD: "Have you looked up some cancer
cases for me [requested back in July]? I'm still anxious to
work on Dr. [
546], although I'll admit my patience is running
low." [GD's note: Evidently Mrs. [
601]'s daughter, [
480],
had talked to Dr. [
546] about EC's work and he wanted to know
if EC had cured cancer, etc.]
3/02/36 Dr. [
546] died suddenly of a heart attack, so-called.
He was to have gotten married the next day in Chicago, was
to have flown there on
3/02/36.


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