Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-06

dog so he cut it out and put it on his mirror
where he could see it the first thing every morn
ing and the last thing at night. He called it
"Fido, dog of my dreams"
In about month he received a notice from
the railroad that package was being held for
him and that he would have to call for it.
THE PACKAGE WAS AN A1RDALE DOG!
It seemed that the printing house in distant
city was very grateful to the lads father for
some business thrown their way. They also had
an unpaid bill for work done for dog kennel.
The manager of the printing house explained
the gift this way:
1--WE had this bill and it was larger than the
dog folk could pay. happened to think that
YOU had little boy and that he might like
dog so I took part of the payment for the bill
in dog. DON'T KNOW WHY I THOUGHT
OF YOUR LITTLE BOY, BUT DID"
Another interesting part of this demonstration
is that THE DOG WAS ALMOST DUPLI-
CATE OF THE PICTURE!
\ GAVE the book Mental Radio" by Sinclair
| to a friend to read and she became so inter-
ested that she asked me to work with her
on some experiments This friend is Linda Lane,
motion picture critic who is not easily influenced
nor is she emotional
Accordingly drew picture on piece OF
paper and folded it so she could not see. She
did the same for me. We both concentrated for
about 80 minutes and finally she said:
81 can't see anything but those long-stemmed
flowers you once had in your office'-which was
exactly what had drawn for her. On the other
hand. said well, you're better than am;
see only goofy circular lines Wmch seem 10
mean nothing at ALL"
She had drawn simple circle in imitation of
a clowns face with short curved line for the
mouth and eyes!
AND you I'm not saying that you should
NJ sit down Immediately and start drawing
crazy pictures for your friends to ponder over.
hut am saving that THERE is SOMETHING
HERE FOR YOU TO THINK ABOUT!
talked with Hindu one time about telling
fortunes" He was putting on special campaign
with The Atlanta Journal in Atlanta, Ca, and
answered questions for readers of The Journal.
It was amazing how many things he found and
how many times he was right.
None of the reporters land l was one) be-
lieyed in fortune telling but we couldn't doubt
the check-up on this mans work. HE KNEW
WHAT HE WAS TALKING ABOUT!
went one evening to his office and asked him
hov. he did this, and said Immediately, Don't
tell me its a fortune teller's gift"
"I won't" he said, laughing at me.
+, RS way of doing this was to sit quietly with
RI the question in his mind. Suppose someone
has lost some bonds and suspects someone else
of stealing them The Hindu simply sits down
and thinks about this mans mind and soon he
"gets feeling" that this man has put the bonds
in the drawer of oak desk. He reads this
mans mind! Now it may be that the man has
been so busy that his conscious mind lays aside
this information and he 'forgets." Or it may be
that the Hindu sees certain friends with this
man and reading tie minds of the friends finds
the one who is thinking about how he took those
bonds. 1t isn't fortune telling at all but MIND
READINGi
The Hindu assured me that ANYONE could
L.aN
do it with little effort,dput 1t seems 10 me that
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