(Q) What are the next steps I should take to locate cached
goods in N.C.?
(A) As we find, taking into consideration those suggestions
that have been given, that there should come through those
periods of meditation or of the entity's turning itself, as
it were, back to those periods of experience in which there
have come some two or three periods when these have been
almost as it were located. There have been periods when
there have been seen activities wherein there were the actual
activities of individuals that were associated with the
entity during those periods of this caching.
There have been the indications with an animal that was a
portion of the entity's experience during that period in
the attempt of the animal to uncover those things as
pertained to same.
These indicated a place, as has been indicated, that it
should be. Then, obtain the mechanical appliances that
aid in locating of same and then proceed.
As we find, as to a period or a time, as soon as the
opportunity presents itself - which will, of course, be
better when there is not so much foliage though these will
come as a period as we find that would be the beginning of
a hunting season.
(Q) What is the location of the sycamore tree, with respect
to what body of water?
(A) Where there was in those periods a stream, that emptied
into the channels that are very close to the cache - as we
find.
(Q) What was the name of that stream?
(A) Not named then. Now, we will find - it is called a
Bottom of some kind now.
(Q) Is it Clark's Bottom?
(A) We don't get the association. It seems more as of G -
Goddom's (?) Bottom. We will find here.
The good intent and purposes of the entity in associations
with this so outweigh the act itself, it makes for rather the
seeking for that which is unpleasant. Yet as we find, if
there are the followings of the self in the dream, using the
mechanical instruments, this should lead as rather away from
that influence as would be necessary to indicate names and
associations in the present.
As we see these located, the entity has been in close
proximity. There have been those things that were as
heresays, as experiences of individuals that knew of same
as a legendary thing. But as we find the entity in using
the mechanical means, with its own attainments, may overcome
those tendencies for the influences for divisions for
associations to become rather as null; yet will require the
use of same in its discovery and at the time of same, the
entity to use same in a way and manner as will be beyond any
question, in the same attitude as the body or entity assumed
that even in a manner makes it possible for the entity to
attain to the gaining of same in the present, see?
(Q) Does the interview I had with Mr. Opper, assistant
general council of the Treasure, mean a promotion for me?
(A) It would indicate that it would, and if there are those
attitudes and the advantage of that interview as intimated
kept, not as in a worriment to the individuals in charge but
rather a reminder, would be well.
(Q) In what division will I be placed?
(A) That that is the most satisfactory. Don't turn it down
this time!
(Q) What are the next steps I should take to gain this
promotion, and what position should I seek?
(A) As has been indicated, would be to keep as in reminding
of those intimations and promises in these interviews. And
keeping in touch with those in authority in the placing of
those in the positions that become more and more towards the
legal end of that division of this service.
(Q) Give the name of the person and office to which I
should go.
(A) Rather keep it in those lines where those through whom
the interview came indicate the individuals that are in the
position, but don't allow self to be put off by merely "We
will report." Find to whom they report!
(Q) What are the next steps I should take to collect
commission owing to my wife by Mr. Howard White, on Harrison
Timber Sale?
(A) As we find, these should be through the Carolina
associations with this, see? And insist that there be an
accounting of those activities as related to the English
corporation, also to the Greenpoint or Green Bay association,
which acted in the capacities of those that made for the
transactions; the Carolina associations being those with whom
these have been - that is, the ones owning the lease or the
right for lease in same.
(Q) Does that mean Long or Crewe? of Roanoke Rapids?
(A) Long.
(Q) Give the correct name of the company purchasing the
timber.
(A) As has been indicated; this has been given. These came
through the Greenpoint or Green Bay Company.
(Q) Since Mr. White denies that he sold this timber to the
British Paper Co., would this information dictate a letter
which would cause him to pay?
(A) As has been indicated, it would be best that these be
given through a demand of a report of the activities in
respect to same through Long.
(Q) How can I prove to him that I know this timber has
been sold?
(A) By having a report FROM him to those as has been
indicated, of what has been done.
(Q) Will Liberty, or what magazine will, accept my story,
"State versus Hicks"?
(A) There is a special consideration to be given by Liberty
on such articles. It would be well that this be submitted.
While this may not be used in this one in the beginning, it
will be as one that should be accepted by same, and one that
would come under the new writers and the associations with
same.
(Q) When will this be?
(A) This is to be opened now, as will be notified in the
next issues.
(Q) Will the Saturday Evening Post accept "The Woman Who
Came Back"?
(A) This will be considered by them, as we find, but as WE
find these will be well for such articles to be sold through
an agency in same. Obtain the names of the one through some
of those writers, as Moore or such.
(Q) Any other advice for the body at this time?
(A) Keep in that attitude for the presentation of self,
those associations with those experiences, if there would be
the location of this Cache. For this from the material
standpoint would answer for many disturbing conditions that
have arisen, that may arise, and thus should before the snow
falls again be discovered.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
See
853-6 on
11/10/35.
REPORTS
Note to [
853] [at the close of 853-7]: Regarding the
securing of a good literary agent, write to:
Miss Jennie Moore, Mr. Thomas Sugrue
53 Leroy Street., 59 West 12th St.,
New York City New York City
Miss Moore writes for the New York American, and Mr. Sugrue
for The American Magazine. Both have had readings, etc.
12/23/36 He referred Mr. [
1311] for a physical rdg.
6/08/37 He obtained
853-8.



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