3/16/31 Letter in answer to EC's letter re
pre-organization meeting of A.R.E.: "...Your letter of March
12th, also enclosed reading [254-54], was very interesting.
"It would naturally require a lot of explanation in order
to clarify a lot of things that I would like to ask and know
about before I can really comment on same. To be frank about
it, I am very much in sympathy with the work and as it will
be impossible for me to be there on March 28th, I can only
say that when you formulate your plans and it is possible
for me to associate myself with you and yours, I will do all
within my power. It is quite an effort for me to say just
what I will do as I would like to do a whole lot more than I
possibly can and the solution to the whole thing would be for
me to await developments and then see of what service I can
be to you, if any.
"I want you to feel that Mrs. [
337], [
5416] and I would
enjoy doing everything within our power and trust that we can
associate ourselves indefinitely with you and can say that
we are in full sympathy with you and know what you have been
through, and it seems too bad that such beautiful work should
be so misconstrued, and can only say that I am positive that
there will be a way out and everything will be okay again..."
3/19/31 EC's letter: "...I am just in receipt of yours
of the 16th, and I want to thank you very much for this and
for what I feel I can read even between the lines. It is a
disappointment to me that you will not be able to be with us
on the 28th. True, this is only a get-together meeting, or
a pre-organization meeting, but we would want to determine
at such a meeting whether it is worthwhile considering making
efforts to go on at this time; if so, how far and in what
direction and way. I hope that some good may come out of
this. I am sure if we can have the sympathy; the prayers
and the good wishes of many like yourself, Mrs. [
337], and
[
5416], much good will come out of it. To be sure, we will
want to acquaint all of those interested with whatever the
conclusions may be at this meeting, and I hope to soon after
that time come to New York and talk with many of my friends
who have expressed themselves very much in the manner as you,
yourself..."
6/09/31 Letter: "...Enclosed you will please find a check
for $50.00 which Mrs. [
337] asked me to send to you for your
personal use, just as a little remembrance..."
11/23/31 EC wrote Mr. [
5417] and his wife [
337],
expressing appreciation for their help during the New
York arrest and trial.
GD's note: Through the years Mr. [
5417] and his wife
[
337] were true friends and supporters of EC's work. They
sent gifts of money and applications for readings for members
of their family and friends at times when they were sorely
needed. A few of those who were referred by Mr. [
5417] for
readings are: Cases [
1111], [
2190], [
2807], [
2413], [
2057],
[
1893], [
1843], [
1682], [
1689], [
2040], etc.
2/29/40 He referred Mr. [
2128] for a Physical Reading.



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