8/21/64 Aunt [
1523]'s report: "[
5398] is now in his second
year of a music college, majoring in music. He is a very
fine boy, tall and handsome, quiet and home loving. All
through high school he had his own band. One summer they
played professionally; he was manager of the band, which
included one negro boy who travelled right along with them.
[
5398] played the organ; he had the record of being the only
"standing up" organ player in the business. The instruments
were in a trailer which they carried right along with them.
The music they played was of the "rock and roll" type, very
loud with a lot of band playing.
"This past summer he has been working with his father,
[
1710], in the construction business, to earn money to help
with his college expenses. He definitely shows all the signs
of preparing himself for a musical career. He has a splendid
speaking and singing voice, and, of course, was always the
spokesman for his band.
"He was brought up in the Baptist Sunday School, as his
parents, [
1710] and [
2803], were staunch members. He always
participated and did not object, as some children do, to
attending regularly.
"I do not know about his interest in things oriental,
especially Chinese. However, I do know that he has wonderful
taste in clothes and dresses elegantly.
"Also I have not heard of any special interest in things
national or international, as the reading mentioned, but I do
know that he is a very tolerant and broad-minded individual,
and a very gifted one."
"Page 2, par. 2 [Par. 4] "one quite sensitive, or a psychic
of no mean ability" Aunt [
1523] report: "Psychic
experiences were definitely evident during his early
childhood."
"Page 2, par. 6 [Par. 6] "Hence you will always find the
entity ready to eat, and he will expect it to be there, no
matter where it comes from!" Aunt [
1523]'s report: "True!"
See Source File Key #5398 for Solar Chart re 5398-1.
See Source File Key #5398 for short synopsis on Adolf
Newendorff (6/13/1843-12/4/1897) in Harvard Dictionary,
page 1497 [Oscar Thompson (Ed) 1975. The International
Cyclopedia of Music & Musicians. 10th edition. New York
Dodd, Mead & Company and J. M. Dent, London] re 5398-1.


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