1/24/44 Harmon Bro's note to EC: "Mr. [
3638] called at 3:45
P.M. from ... in desperation. He has written us about a rdg.
for himself and gotten the data. But now his close friend
[
3588] is about to have his leg amputated.
"Mr. [
3638] feels that you are the only man in the world who
could tell him whether that amputation is necessary in the
NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, and whether his friend is likely to die
as a result of the operation.
"I told him that there were 4500 appointments ahead of him,
and he simply prayed on the phone. Such great faith!
"After I outlined what has to be done before you can even
consider a reading, he told me he would do these things, just
in desperate hope.
1. Send off the application to us by Air Mail tonight.
2. Wire the membership fee and request for a reading.
3. Come down to the Beach if he possibly can, from ...
to get the most perspective on the rdg. and the work, at
the end of this week. But he pleads for the reading
anywhere it can be squeezed in. (If he only knew how we
are already squeezed!)
"The patient is critically ill.
His name is [
3588]
He is of course bedridden, at ... Street, ..., Louisiana.
He is in the care of his friend Mr. [
3638] and dependent
upon him.
The doctors have said that to delay amputation more than
a day or two might be fatal, but Mr. [
3638] is not sure
they know what they're doing.
"Having said all this, I still don't see anything you could
do for him, being so crowded.
"But I leave it in your hands!"
hb


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