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Correspondence from Aleister Crowley to Wilfred Talbot Smith
28 Jan 36
Care Frater 132
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Yours of January 15. Your information is very meagre. Is the Spann correspondence the only contact with the Federal Trade Commission? Your letter to him is very good. I think you are right about his being a Clymer [R. Swinburne Clymer] man. If so, he does not amount to anything. Make your inquiries about the F.T.C. investigation. The District Attorney might help you.
It does not seem that your relations with Max [Max Schneider] are as cordial as I should like.
I am enclosing a Memorandum. You might be able to arrange a loan in California. We offer a capitalist up to 100% for the loan. The person introducing the capitalist gets 10% on completion. I cannot come out comfortably unless money, as I unless I can wind up matter satisfactorily in this country there may be difficulties with the passport.
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Dear Max [Schneider]
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The above note for Smith. I hope you are now on the best of terms with him. I expected a letter from you by last mail confirming the news about Lewis' [H. Spencer Lewis] stroke. Do cable if there is any news of importance. This letter is for Smith as well as you. I regard you as Two Persons in one God.
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