5/08/43 Mr. [
3339]'s letter to EC:
My Dear Mr. Cayce,
Firstly let me thank you again for your promptness in giving
my little boy [
2963] his check reading.
Mrs. Kahn, who spent an evening with us last week while
Mr. Kahn was in Chicago, has promised to discuss with you a
few things that were not too clear in your last reading so I
will not bother you with them now.
Mr. Kahn, who just left me, after luncheon and several hours
of conversation mostly about you, is without question one of
the most remarkable men I have ever met.
Mr. Cayce, I have become so interested in you and in your
work, and feel so indebted to you, that I am making a real
effort to attend the convention with Mrs. [...]. If we can
get away, we will bring down the Kahn boys. I do not think
it a good idea to bring my little boy [[
2963], afflicted
child], do you?
I am going to ask you, at your first opportunity to give me
a life reading. I am herewith enclosing my check. I have
often wondered if I should make a change in my business and
sometimes get quite discouraged. And I feel that my little
boy's welfare [See
2963-1] is so closely tied up to mine,
that I am following your suggestion in your letter of
April 22 as to a life reading.
Would you please note, I should like it mailed to my office,
and if there is any further information you would like and if
it is necessary for me to be alone at the time of the
reading, please advise me.
I can well imagine how tied up you will be during the
convention, otherwise I would have asked you for this reading
at that time.
I was born, June 24, 1905 in New York City; parents name,
[...] and [...]
Sincerely yours [
3339]
P.S. In addition to the question concerning my business, is
it permissible to ask if my present stock investments are
good or should be sold? If this is out of order, please
disregard it.
REPORTS
See son [
2963]'s report file.
Mr. [
3339] referred Mr. [
3392] for a Physical Reading.
1/24/50 He [
3339] contributed generously to E.C.F. fund.


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