Issue 55

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THE INSTRUCTORS

The A cadem y of Scientology at 1812 19th S treet, N. W. , Washington, D .C . is now under the c lo se d irection of its Superintendent Mary Sue Hubbard.

Im m ediately after a ss is tin g as an instructor of the 18th A . C. C. , Mary Sue took over the post of D irector of Training at the A cadem y.

A sound and efficient Academ y of Scientology has been a long tim e goal of Mary Sue. In Wichita, in Phoenix and in London and Washington she has studied Dianetic and Scien to­logy training. It was her opinion that much was wanting and it was her goal to create an Academ y where a student could be taught to be a rea lly good professional auditor in a short period of tim e.

Now she is D irector of Training, giving personal atten­tion to every student.

That students are now graduating as experts is evident in the fact that the profiles of their f ir s t in ten sives are excellen t - - far better than the resu lts of only a year ago.

Mary Sue is a ss is te d by John Galusha, D. Sen. , as Senior Instructor. One of the rea l old tim ers in D ianetics and S c i­entology, John has long been noted for his ability to answ er students' questions to their satisfaction . John was an in str u c ­tor in the early days of Phoenix and Philadelphia and recently com pleted two A .C . C. s with high honors.

The A cadem y's Communication C ourse is taught by the________________________________ (con't. to page 4)Copyright © 1957 by L . Ron Hubbard

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2Scientology Doubly Legal

The C alifornia leg is la tu re has com e through for us again as usual.

A ssem b ly B ill No. 3712 was signed by Governor Knight July 15, 1957. It regu lates the practice of psychology in C al­ifornia .

Forw arded to us by good A ssem blym an Wm. S. Grant from the Long Beach D istr ic t, the signed law states a very broad definition of psychology, saying it is the "application of estab lish ed princip les of learning, m otivation, perception, thinking and em otional relationsh ips to problem s of personnel evaluation, group rela tion s, and behavior adjustm ents, by p er­sons trained in psychology. "

Thus narrowing the coverage of the b ill, the A ssem b ly turned loose a ll other p ractices in Section 2903.5 im m ediately follow ing the above. "Nothing contained in th is section shall in any way r e str ic t any person from carrying on any of the aforesa id a c tiv ities (quoted above); provided that such a p er­son does not rep resen t h im self as a psychologist a s sp e c i­fied . "

Thus A ssem b ly B ill No. 3712 of California te l ls us that only psycholog ists m ay be regulated. In view of the d ep ress­ing activ ity of p sych o log ists, it i s about tim e.

This b ill then fu lly le g a liz e s the practice of D ianetics and Scientology unless the practitioner ca lls h im self a psycholo­g ist . And who for pity sakes would be that stupid.

The only caution here is not to perm it a listin g in the yellow pages of phone books under the heading "psychologists" . The HASI frow ns on that heavily anyway. There i s a listin g for Scien to log ists and one for D ian etic ists in the yellow book. The phone company needs HASI p erm ission to so include you in its phone book. You w rite the HASI for such a letter to the phone c ompany.

By the way, speaking of b ills , we've got a b ill coming up in the U .S . Senate next se ss io n to m ake the practice of Scien ­tology lega l only to S c ien to log ists .

Tom E sterbrook

HUBBARD GUIDANCE CENTER

R ES ’m S ’ORRZS’F

That is the motto under which

an HGC auditor works.

With any preclearwe ra ise I .Q . or A bility sufficiently

or we carry on until we do so.

The HGC has to be sa tisfied with your case lev e l.

A ll in tensives m onitored by L. R. H.

P re c le a r s are audited after consultation with him .

25 and 75 hour intensives

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charm ing, lovely and efficient, Jacqueline St. Anne, D. Sen. , a student of the f ir s t A . C. C . , and a long-tim e Scien to logist. "Jackie's" calm in sisten ce and vita lity are very much resp on­sib le for the high quality of auditing perform ance now a cco m ­plished.

Another valuable instructor i s Fernando E strada, D. S e n ., who has been instructor and staff auditor for many y e a r s . V er ­satile D r. Estrada handles the Upper Indoctrination C lass at the A cadem y. H is experience a s one-tim e W est C oast Golden G loves Champion hum orously could be said to stand him in good stead in th is unit.

The evening HCA course is headed by M arilynn Routsong,D. Sen. , who has been in D ianetics and Scientology since the f ir s t Los A ngeles unit. P retty M arilynn Routsong is a lso efficien t M arilynn. She is a s s is te d by Katherine Talent, H.A .A ., and Fernando E strada, D. Sen.

John Fudge, D. S e n ., form er D irector of Training, W ash­ington, is at presen t on loan to HASI London where he is g e t­ting the London A cadem y in good condition. He w ill return in D ecem ber to resum e his Washington duties.

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The A cadem y Schedule

The presen t form of training at the Academ y of Scien to­logy was set up A dm inistratively and techn ically by LRH h im ­se lf in the spring and sum m er of 1957.

He was a s s is te d in th is by Dr. John Fudge and Dr. L.Ron Hubbard, Jr.

The student en ro lls at the Academ y by f ir s t contacting the R egistrar , Dr. Rosina Mann, fam ous for her work in London HASI and now in charge of Academ y and HGC reg istra tion in Washington. Students m ay enro ll any Monday m orning at 8:00 a . m .

The student m ay sim ply appear any Monday morning and, clearin g through the R egistrar, begin.

In h is f ir s t w eek the new student usually gets an intensive (which i s included in the course fee of $500). Successfu lly com pleting these 25 hours of auditing, the student then p a sses into the Com m unication cou rse.

In the "Comm C ourse" the student works for s ix days on the e a r lie s t Training d r ills . H ere he learn s to talk to people. It does not m atter if he has had these d r ills before; Academ y standards are much higher and a student can alw ays im prove.

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M a ry Sue H u b b a rd D i r . of T ra in in g

J a c q u e l in e St. A nne Day C o m m C o u r s e

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John G a lu s h a Day C CH C o u rs e

D r. St. Anne guides him through th ese com m unication d r ills .

The student then p a sse s into the hands of Dr. E strada of Upper Indoctrination. H ere he learn s to handle people and in ­tentions.

At the end of the Upper Indoctrination week the student p a sse s to the in struction of D r. John Galusha. This is the CCH C ourse and here the student learn s auditing.

With additional work on Com m unication, Indoctrination and Auditing and m uch study, the student fina lly com es before the HCO Board of R eview - L . Ron Hubbard, Jr. - for his e x ­am ination. If he p a sse s fu lly he r e ce iv es a certifica te as a Hubbard C ertified Auditor, a professional, and the certifica te is stam ped with a red Validation se a l. If h is grade is le s s than an honor grade he r e ce iv es a certifica te as an HCA without a Validation stam p.

The final "say" on the m atter of certifica tes l ie s with L.R .H ., who genera lly straightens out certification d ifficu lties with recom m endations after an in terview with the student.

The HCA course i s a hard, rough cou rse . The day begins at 9:00 a . m . , and ends at 10:30 p. m .

Some of the h ighest ca se gains are today achieved by tra in ­ing. Such is presen t training ca lib er .

There i s considerable dram a and glam or in the Academ y today. The changes in people, the lo se s , the w ins, the hard study. The student i s p ra ised and "wept over" and coached and "retreaded" in units until the in structors are confident they have a profession a l auditor.

Today's certifica te rea lly m eans som ething. Today's Validated certifica te i s a passport to m ira c le s .

The A cadem y has learned to train fa s t . No student is perm itted to graduate into fa ilu res but every student is con­sidered at course end after eight w eeks.

Something new has happend on Earth - - Academ y tra in ­ing.

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The new friends one m akes, the new horizons that open are a ll part of the adventure.

Scientology is winning. There have been m ore students in training in any given w eek this past sum m er than there ever w ere in any D ianetic Foundation. There are m ore S c i­en to log ists on Earth today than there ever w ere D ian etic ists .

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V A L I D A T I O N C O N T I N U E S

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V a lid a t io n i s now be ing c a r r i e d on by go ld s e a l g r a d u a te s o f th e 18th A CC an d by the A c a d e m y of S c ien to logy in W ash ing ton , D. C.

M o d e rn p r o c e s s e s r e q u i r e m o d e r n t r a in in g .

L o o k f o r th e r e d V a lid a t io n s e a l in the u p p e r r ig h t of c e r t i ­f i c a t e s f o r th e b e s t r e s u l t s .

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THE HPC LECTURES

553C26HPC Axiom 51554C02HPC A xiom 51 in action

553C14HPC The Only One554C09HPC A new understand­

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554C16HPC Service F a cs im ile554C23HPC T hinkingne s s

554C30HPC Ownership P ro-

. 555C07HPCc e ss in g M eaningnes s

555C14HPC The Tone Scale553C02PLS E ffic ien cy

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KnowingnessH 11 H 11

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PUBLIC LECTURE AND PROCESSING SERIES

552C02PLS A lcoholism Session: V ariations on SixB asic P r o c e sse s 552C09PLS M iracles Session: Control of Body, Think a Thought 552C23PLS A bility Session: "Find a M ystery"553C09PLS Health and C e r ­taintySession: Making things R eal and Unreal

HOW TO AUDIT SERIES

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5410C805

5410C806

5410C807

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NIBS TO ENGLAND

Dr. L. Ron Hubbard, Jr. ("Nibs") i s enroute to London at th is writing where he w ill be until October 15, 1957.

F lying DeLuxe KLM east and w est, it i s hoped he enjoys the rather splendid serv ice of the Dutch.

In London he is to give a C ongress in ear ly October and i s to bring up to date som e B ritish technical personnel.

He is a lso looking over som e B ritish governm ent con ­tra c ts .

N E W H .A .S . CERTIFICATE

F ie ld auditors m ay now teach to the lev e l of Hubbard A pprentice Scien to logist.

Standard F ie ld program today is free personnel efficiency course follow ed by weekend group in ten sives follow ed by an evening HAS course lasting three m onths.

HAS rep laces the HPS C ertificate which is discontinued. A ll HPS certifica tes w ill be replaced by HAS c e r tif ica te s .V ery few HPS certifica tes w ere issu ed . >

Hubbard Com m unications O ffice P o licy L etter of Septem ber 2, 1957

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The only certifica te which m ay be issu ed in the F ie ld w ill be an HAS - - Hubbard Apprentice Scien to log ist. This is w orld-w ide.

A uditors whose certifica tes have been validated with a gold sea l may coach auditors in the fie ld and validate their highest certifica te .

Washington and London central organizations w ill be the only p laces where one can obtain an H. C .A . , H. P .A . ,B .S e n . , or D. Sen.

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