5/11/27 Mr. [
943]'s letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce:
If you can possibly give a reading within the next few days
locating where to drill a well - giving section, township and
range on the following:
Sections 19, 30, 31, 6, 7, 9, and 4 in Range 34 S. and
Township 55 E.; also Sections 18, 19, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35,
36 in Range 345, Township 55 E.; also Sections 6, 5, 4, 3, 2,
and 1 in Range 34 S., Township 56 E.; also E 1/2 of sections
24, 25, and 36 in Range 33 S., Township 54 E.; also East
one-half of Sections 1, 12, 13, 24, 25, and 36 in Range
33 S., Township 55 E.; also Section 1 the East one-half in
Range 33 S., Township 56 E.
Will appreciate your advice, support and help in determining
just what to do and if advisable to go into the proposition.
The above acreage can be obtained and it is near the 32,000
acres belonging to Mr. [
2671] on which you made a location
sometime ago. If it is possible to get this well started
we will be governed by the information given at all times.
I believe that we will find the oil when instructions are
strictly followed as given the Forces. The above acreage is
situated South, South West and West of the present well and
is in the location where your former readings say that it
should be the center of the oil pool. I cannot see any
harm done, Mr. Cayce, by giving the information necessary to
obtain the money to build and maintain an organization that
would do more for humanity than has been done since the
birth of Christ and I assure you that if we are successful
in obtaining this oil in this well, that is, the one we are
planning on drilling, that the profits derived therefrom
will be subject to the disposition as outlined by the Forces
giving the information, don't you think that that is a fair
proposition. And I feel the same way as far as my interest
in any of the treasures are concerned when located. The
only thing that we mortals can do in the way of money is
to provide sufficient income for our families and those
depending on us and then the balance whatever that might
be to go the building and molding of human ideals and
principles. It is my ambition to build a niche in the hearts
of men that will live long after this civilization has gone
and I feel that your ambitions and your realizations of that
dream is far more near perfect than it is my privilege to
ever hope for other than following out our plans as outlined
heretofore. Am anxious and willing to do what is necessary
to do that thing that will start us. It is my sincere desire
to cooperate with you in such manner as the forces may
suggest.
Will advise of the progress of the well as soon as drilling
is started again.
With kindest personal regards,
Sincerely, [
943]
5/12/27 Mr. [
2671] wrote that he had financed every
search for buried treasure (See [
1274] and [
1279] series,
etc.) up until the time Mr. [
943] had gone into business
for himself.
6/03/27 See
5741-11, next reading on oil lands in Dade Co.,
Florida.



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