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18 November 1952 (Tuesday)

On·18 November 1952, SI and H experimentation was carried on in Building 13, Room 20, with and by and Neither nor was able to. attend this gession.

In view of the success of the experiment of 28 October l952 in which the subjects maintained a deep hypnotic state, carried out extensive movements, etc. for45 minutes, it was decided to test and on a similar and moreconplex operation. To make a general test, both ar were given a routine induction test and given suggestions for a more deeper test immediately following.

The second and more important test of the evening was them ex
ecutedThe writer ran both subjects into a deep hypnotic statewith bresent. After the deep state had been reached left the room and the writer had both subjects open their
eyes and act in a normal manner while in a deep trance state. The
writer. xho had previously told the subjects they were going to meet
a upon awakening,introduced to the subjects
as fand instructed thesubjects that wwould
then take over. The writer then left the room. By agreement, hen had both subjects go to the ladies room, put on their
hats and coats, sign out and get into his automobileThe writer
followed the subjects (still in a deep trance) and and all
proceded to the writer's apartment. The writer then left his car,
entered the apartment and closed the door. instructed
the gubjects to go to the apartment where they wouldbe met by a
gentleman.they had never seen before. The subjects entered the writer's
apartment and a pre-arranged conversation took place with the subjects
in a deep sleep state. Thereafter, the writer instructed both sub-:
jects to go into.the bedroom and lie down upon one of the twin beds.
Each subject. did this and on instruction when they reached the bed
theywent fast asleep. Thereafter the subjects were fully awakened by Jindtherereactionswerenoted. In each caseboth were extremely startled, particularly so of who had previously visited the writer's apart
ment, although startled, had some idea that the place was familiar to"
her. Stated she had no knowledge of where she was or how
she. arrived there. stated tha Thad partially
awakened during the trip and he had returned her to a deeper sleep:
state.to enable him to carry out the rest of the experiment. 13

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In general, the experiment may be regarded as success: exact results were achieved by and particularly Chas nevér been a good hypnotic subject. For matter this was the first in a series of experiment along these. l: the reactions of hypnotic individuals over considerable. sp and atohow much outside interference can be felt without the subjects from a deep sleep state. Furthermore, these are designed to see how "normal" individuals in a deep sler can appear while acting in a routine manner or in a state social conduct.