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Jane Wolfe Diary Entry Sunday, 28 May 1939
A letter from 666. Max [Max Schneider] has written him saying I spoiled the transfer of Culling's [Louis Culling] cabin property of 40 acres. (Culling transferred 20 acres of another tract.) I shall find out what I can from Culling without stirring up too much dirty water. But, in a way, my hands are tied, as Culling's mind might be poisoned somewhat against Crowley? Still, if he can't stand that, he'd better skip and be done with it!
Later. Wilfred [Wilfred Talbot Smith] has presented another angle—why could I not have seen through it! Culling was so happy to present the Order with a place where the brethren could go on Retirements—a place of rest and change. He discovered 666 wanted to raise money on it—mortgage, or sell outright.
I recall here that Culling told me he had deeded a 20-acre tract elsewhere and stated: "If Therion wants to raise money on that, let him. And if anyone comes over here and is not satisfied with his bargain, well, that's his look-out.
This letter of 666 has lined me up definitely with Winona Blvd. Heretofore, I gave half, the other half to Therion in Europe. I almost feel like battling him.
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