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Correspondence from Karl Germer to Grady McMurtry
West Point, Calif.
March 20, 1959.
Dear Grady: Care Frater:
The Greetings of the Equinox of Spring!
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
Your silence, and the failure of any of your ten dollar checks to arrive for the last three months, has me somewhat worried. No so much for the money—though I need it badly—but when someone falls down on a magical obligation, it usually but a beginning.
Love is the love, love under will.
I trust this Equinox will bring you a new current!
Fraternally,
P.S. March 26, 1959.
I held the above, as I found your note of Mar. 12, with $10, when picking up mail. The above still stands. How are you going to pay the balance, and the arrears.
What did you want to discuss with me? The results of your visits lately?
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