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dini's picture, illuminated by a single candle, but no sign from the outer world was detected.
A "Nostalgic Seance" followed, reminiscent of the 30's, with Frank Franali acting as medium. Two messages, written by unseen hands, were received -- one on a slate and the other on a tablet of paper. A skull clacked its jaws and the table rose into the air.
The seated guests then faced the stage and were entertained by a show entitled "Mystic Magic of the Mind." Dick Goode
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caused a light to flash by sheer concentration and predicted on a slate the city and date called out by one of the spectators. Steve Dawson read a comic poem which demonstrated the magic effect of word-twisting; he then performed a novel card force. Lastly, Daryl Bern called for a cassette which had been in safekeeping since the October 11 Assembly meeting. At that time he had forecast inaudibly on tape answers to spontaneous questions asked aloud by other members, such as: "What will be the price of IBM stock on October 29?" and "What headlines will be on the
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