5/21/47 Mr. [
2157]'s ltr. to GD:
Route ..., Box ...
..., Minn.
Miss Gladys Davis, Secretary
Association for Research and Enlightenment
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Gladys,
I hope you will excuse my business, like attitude at starting
this letter. I have been writing some formal letters and I
guess I wanted to show off my sixth-grade education.
I guess this letter comes as a slight surprise, after it
being such a long time since I saw you in California. I
have been intending to write you for quite some time and
tell you how much I enjoy, reading the extracts, and more
so your Diary letters.
The real purpose, behind this letter is; that I was wondering
if it was still possible to acquire a copy of the lecture
Hugh Lynn gave on Atlantis, it was quite some time ago. I
mentioned it to Mother, but I guess it slipped her mind.
Having been there myself, in past experiences, I, naturally
am interested. Every once in awhile I get into a discussion
of Atlantis, and I usually have to do a little excusing due
to lack of information. I think I remember you mentioning
that there was a copy of the records of Atlantis there in
the Asso. library, when I saw you in California. However,
by the time I get home and an opportunity to read them, well,
it's hard to say just when I will come home again. I would
deeply appreciate what information you can give me, at, of
course, your convenience.
May I again extend my best wishes for the fine work you and
the rest are doing.
Sincerely, [
2157]
[GD's note: How about sending him the Atlantis bulletin? -
Sent
5/26/47]
1/04/51 Mr. [
2157]'s ltr. to HLC:
Dear Hugh Lynn,
I am enclosing my first installment on my promised donation
to the Foundation. I sincerely hope this will, in some small
respect, aid in the fine work the Foundation is doing.
Being directly benefitted by the readings I can fully
appreciate the importance of this work. I feel sure that
someday, and maybe not too far off, the information compiled
from the readings will be recognized the world over.
As Ever, [
2157]
P.S. I would appreciate an acknowledgement of this check.
[GD's note: $50 to E.C.F.,
1/09/51.
HL, will you personally send him Thank You note?]
1/03/52 Mr. [
2157]'s ltr. to HLC:
... Ave.
Dear Hugh Lynn,
We received your nice Xmas card in fact two of them. Thank
you very much. We sincerely hope that you and yours had a
fine and joyous holiday season.
I am enclosing the check due to the foundation on the first
of this month. I am very pleased with myself, in a small
way, for being able to aid in the fine work you and the rest
are doing in preserving the information obtained thru your
father. I often think of your dad and all of you.
Occasionally I find myself repeating "the readings said so &
so!" I am sure, that one of these days the readings and
their teachings will be universally recognized as the truths
they are.
I would appreciate it [if] I could find out about the
required membership fee for my associate membership.
I expect mother has been taking care of it for quite some
time, at least I've never paid any. I still receive the
bulletins, but I've moved, so I wish to make a change of
address.
We have bought ourselves a new home and are very pleased with
it.
Well I guess this is about all for now. Give everyone our
regards.
As ever, [
2157]
new Address: ..., Indiana
[Typewritten note on top of letter: $50 to E.C.F.]
Report by parents in 1953: "He was floundering at 19 - not
knowing what to make his life work. Background of seafaring
men in the family - did not care to follow the sea (but EC
did not consciously know that). As a result of the reading
he took up aviation and was very successful from the start -
flew all through the war - was a flight engineer on a B-24.
Went into aviation after the war and has made splendid
headway in one of the larger companies in the midwest.
[GD's note: Later we heard that he had married, had two
children, and had bought a home.]
1/29/53 Mr. [
2157]'s ltr. to HLC:
Dear Hugh Lynn,
First, I wish to express my sorrow upon hearing about the
passing of Tom Sugrue, I know he was a personal friend of
yours, besides an active member, and a great author.
I am enclosing the third 50 dollars, due on the first of
Jan. 1953. I'm sorry I'm late but I have been busy with
the usual, first of the year bills.
No doubt you know of these.
I sincerely hope the Foundation is doing alright, and will
soon be recognized as the great achievement it really is.
As Ever, [
2157]
11/05/56 Mr. [
2157]'s ltr. to HLC:
Dear Hugh Lynn
Received, this date your letter requesting payment of dues
for the coming year and so.
I expect that I must owe at least 5 years dues, so I am
enclosing 25 dollars for the past 5 years and 6 for the next
one, total 31 dollars [
11/09/56 GD.].
However, if you like, you can do it this way, take 6 for this
year and 25 for my active membership next year.
There after I will maintain an active membership at 25 per
year. I hope this meets with your approval.
I sincerely hope that the Asso. will prosper in the future,
and am glad it is back where it was originally organized.
Thank you for your past patience, and be sure to notify me
of my expiring membership in the future, I guess I'm the
kind of fellow that requires pushing before he does what he
is supposed to.
Lots of Luck, [
2157]
See Source File Key #2157 for newspaper articles on
archaeological finds of Viking settlements; Encyclopedia
Britannica article about Leif Ericsson and map on Viking
explorers and their routes to North America re 2157-1;
also see
984-1, Par. R7.
Comments by GDT:
This case should be studied in conjunction with the cases
of the other members of his family, in order to thoroughly
analyze the meaning of the Norwegian-American references.
Could this entity have been Leif Ericsson? Eric the Red?
Ericsson the Great? Still another son of Eric the Red (not
Leif)? Or could he have been just a Norwegian sailor who
came to America in the early 16th century and who just
happened to be named "Eric" - a common Norwegian name -
and was not necessarily otherwise related to these other
famous people? [See 2157-1, Par. 39-A and 40-A.]
Following is a list of case numbers of other members of
[
2157]'s family: [
462] Father, [
404] Mother, [
1450] Brother,
[
984] Brother and [
1431] Sister.
See mother's Life Rdg.
404-1 on
5/14/31 saying she was the
mother of Ericsson the Great in the Norse land, and that he
[Eric the Red - [
2157]] is again her son in this life and
will lead many through her guidance, etc. See later rdgs.
for rest of family: See father's Life Rdg.
462-1 on
7/29/29
for Norse incarnation; see
984-1, a Life Rdg. giving his
association as one of Leif Ericsson's crew; also
1431-1,
a Life Rdg. as Eric the Red's betrothed and
1450-1 on
10/06/37, a Life Rdg. on his incarnation as one of Eric
the Red's companions on his voyages to North America.