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1. Qn Thuradav,6 lloyegber 1952, and Friday..7 Noventer 1952, tho writor visitod tor the purpose of obiervation and discussions with Fin connection with the Artichoko work.

2. On Thursdav, 6 November 1952, the writer mot Brdexeer at thee Sat-8:15 PM and after a short informal discussion, the writar attondod a demonstralion and locture on hypnosis by boforo on hundred meuters (all male) of the graduate chapter sese a prufossional dental fraternity. To clarifv this, all individuala prosent wer? przcticing dontists in Gnd thoir ages would rage between 25 andl 60 ycars of age. z holds these meetings on regular schedule for the purpose of furthring their spocial intarests and Jince at the present time the use of hyonosis in dentistry is belng widoly considered, thetanues hnd requestod eeohito talk to the Rroun and domonstrate some of the tochniques and methois. e-wonitration was a thoroughly profosslonal performance and hignly successfrl. lie talked and demonstrated for approxinat Jy two nnd ono-half hours, including, a period of one' hour devotot 1o questions and answers. As mentioned ahov?, his sork wns excellent but nothing extraordinary from our point of view.

3. Py pre-arrangoment, the writer, on tha following day, Friday,
7 Novemher 1952, mnt str  dsat his anartment and discussed the Artichoke program with him until l:00 PM.ee âppears enormoualy interestod in this work and, although at present ho is employed at, thel during the day esise! and is also locturing on hypnosis
and domonstrating at nifat, he expressed a villingness and an cagarness to assist in any way possible in tho Artichoke work.

h. As a rcsult of Lhose convorsations, it was agrned botween Breeeand th writer that he would develop and write up his viows and idens on the followin- il.emg:

(1) will draw up a plan of training For Individuals to ho taught thn tochntque of hypnosis. This will includo his views on screening, duration of training, intensity, and all necessary procedures.

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(2) in via of his knowlodge of the Artichoke progran, vill develop expcrimental procedures for testing Artichoke technlyues of a complex naturo and drar up a set of pronosals in which he, working inron eithor students or professional cubjects, can carry out tests which will bo or intorest to us. The uriter discucsed mimerous ideig along thnse linae aith ssteussseind he fecls that very irportant Work can ro tone in thils connection whlch will grontly benafit the Artichoke tochniques.swill, ifnoces3ary, bo prepared"to submit proposals involving the hiring of assistants or tho working with individuals from this area in the evont.cortain long-range experinantation is tried.

(3) eccseswlll study nnd writo up a coplete discuasion on his vlsws on irtichoke techniques in connection with the drug-hypnesis interrogntion method. This will te in a senso a critiqug of the June 1952 Artichoke work ir Sreesand will contain his proposals for future work along these linos.

(h) will sot cnt in detail.'iis tschniques and ideas on Induction ncthods, tosts of susgestibility, depth tot and control nethods, etc. hraring in nfnd the ultinate Artichoke use of theso techniques.

(5) sees will develep certain ideas for apecial uses of tho hypnotic techniquo, particularly in regard to propeganda, courier systsms, personality changing and conditioning. Again with spocial emphanis on ultimato Artichoke use.

5. In addition to the work sot out. nhovo tudaeihnsarroed to continue to visit and hold urofossional clscusniers witig aes medical specialista, nqychiatrists, clinical psycholerista, otc. with a view towerd lonrning their nost pivanced thourhts and techniquos in the nnrco-analyais and narco-hypnosis end anesthotic finlds. He wlll also attompt to discover the use of any now drugs or noy uses of old drugs with aview toaard possible Artichoke application.

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6. Tho wrlter concluded his dincusolon with eassby again cnutioning hin of thn cxtrome gocret nature of the work and he again asaured the writer he will handle all the matorial with utmost caution and will cowr nll activities along our lines behind his professional interests. ssconcluded that ho could conclude his report in anproximately two wecks time with between four and five days of actual work.