Default Typeface Randomly Substituted for Chosen Typeface when Scrubbing or Rendering?

In Premiere CC 2014 (latest version) I'm dynamically linking to an AE CC 2014 (latest version) comp where I'm doing my type layout and animation.
Once the AE comp loads in Premiere, however, at random intervals the type appears to switch from my chosen typeface to Arial or Helvetica or whatever the default typeface is in Premier when a typeface is missing. Then it switches back. It happens when scrubbing or rendering.
I've tried rebooting, restarting the app, purging cache, and re-linking. I get the same issue when I try to render it directly out of AE too. Typeface switches back and forth.
Anyone, have any suggestions as to how I can get the text to render with the typeface I've chosen instead of it randomly switching to the default and back?
Thanks.
EDIT: The problem I'm describing is more or less identical to the problem described here: AE CS3 Font Switch Glitch When Previewing/Render : Adobe After Effects

Ok, problem could be maybe elsewhere than I thought.
I found slim does this when I start it manually by rc.d script.
When I disable it from daemons in rc.conf and try to start it by hand after clean boot it did exactly same behaviour.
What's different if it start from daemons or by rc.d script? I thought it did the same thing?

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