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The weekly echo., 1940-05-10
Hosea Tells of Gods Forgiving Love

Hosea Tells Of Gods Forgiving Love
One of the most outstanding thoughts
Ind tuthfulness is to know that, God
loves sinners and is eager that they
should repent and receive his forgive
ness. God even loves the backslider,
the one who has been in fellowship
with him, tested the joys of the eter-
nal promised land, and then turned
oack to the fleshpots of the world.
God is now calling sinners in love
and compassion, and doing every thing
in his power to lead them to repentance
and spiritual healing. To-day if we will
near his voice. harden not your heart.
The great loving heart of God longs
after wayward men. Though they have
IN deliberate unbelief turned from him,
ye1 nc seifiaas his messenger to bring
them his gracious invitation. There are
no more beautiful words that can be
spoken than Come and enter In. II
speaks of an open door, of forgiving
pint. of a desire for renewed fellow
ship. Come, o Sinner and meet the
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10
Hosea Tells OF Gods
Forgiving Love

Savior. He is who by both life and
death has revealed the fullness of Gods
love to you.
When the Lord is dealing with sin
.ners he wins them with love and
tenderness, if they permit him to do
so, but if necessary, he can also use
the rod of punishment or the storm VI
unpleasant circumstances to drive them
b him.
The initiation from God is not only
to those who have never known him.
but also to the backslider. How many
misera bly, unhappy backsliden chris
hans there are in the world, and nv
dear friends, if you are one of them,
this invitation is especially for you.
Daisy R. Haulett.
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10
bout Folk We
Know

MIR. o. C. Thigpen of Laurel, Miss,
was a pleasant visitor in the HB.A
office Saturday morning April 9th.
Mr.. Hardy McShan, who resides on
route 7, Meridian, was in the office
Saturday on business pertaining to his
lodge. Mr. McShan is president of H.
B.A. No. and is increasing it member
ship.
Mr. G. D. Cotton, who will be host
to one of the June Boards of the HB.A.
was in the office on business. 1t seems
as if Mr. Cotton is growing his mem
bership.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bouredaux spent
the weekend in the city with her ia
Their. She is a student in Rust Col
lege, Holly Springs, Mississippi.
The All Club parade Saturday, April
9th was a spectacular affair This pa
rade composed All boys and girls and
was sponsored by Mrs Esther Butler,
County Demonstration Agent and Mr.
|! F. L. Thames, County Farm Agent
They marched to the HB.A. building
where very interesting moving pic.
ture was enjoyed.
| Mrs. Hummie Knott, formerly of Ke
vance, Mississippi, who resides il
Montgomery, Alabama, was in the of
flee of the HBA. Saturday looking
fine.
Mrs. Laura Thornton and Mrs. Will
CONTINUED on page four)
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10

On the second Sunday, April 14th
it was our happy privilege to preach
the anniversary sermon for that wide
awake and energetic president Willie
Sricklandof Ellisville, Mississippi and
ms good members.
AS we think of the wonderful pre-
gram arranged by Brother Strickland,
assisted by his official staff and mem
oers, we are compelled to pinch our
selves on the shoulders and ask this
question: Vas not this the greatest To-
cal lodge porgam in the form of an
anniversary that we have ever wit
messed.
Presidents Alex Moody, S. P. Jones
and Bette Faulkner were present and
gave their unstinted support to the
program. Seven or eight ministers
were on the platform. The editor was
introduced by Reverend A. E. wilson
pastor of the M. E. Church of Ellis
vile, Mississippi The house was pack
ed to its capacity with people standing
on the outside.
The dinner that was prepared and
served would suit the taste of a king.
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10
Hieh Churchmen Ard
Eminent Speakers | .
Appear On M. |.
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
Pr GRAVE

Mississippi Industri1 College, Holly
Springs Mississippi.
Eminent Speakers, High Churchmen
and Great Scholars appear on M. /.
College. Commencement Program.
DR.. D. L. Miller, of the Middle At
lantic, New England Conference Pastor
Calvary Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church, Jersey City, N. j. will deliver
the Sermon to the Religious Organi-
cations Sunday May IS, 1910 at 1880 pm.
DR.. B. W. Doyle, who has served as
Professor of Social Science at Fisk U.
Atlanta University and Wiley College
and as Pastor of our Leading Church
at Nashville, Tenn. and is now ser
wing very successfully as General Sc
cretary of Education of the Colored
Methodist Episcopal Church, will de-
liver the commencement Address, May
%, 1910 at 1890 A M.
You and friends are cordially invited
to be present.
W. M. Frazier, President of the College
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10

a Home Paper with a Home
Ioitor: That Tells the state
News Weekly.
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10
III CLUB RALLY
HUGE SUCCESS, BIG PAR ADE

an the recent club rally held in Me-
tidian, Miss, Saturday April "a, the
All clubs maze a splendid showing
under the leadership of Mr.. F. L.
Thames and Mrs. Esther Butler, farm
and home agents The clubs were well
represented in numbers and reports of
work done during the past year. After
the close of the morning session at the
Wechsler Junior School street parade
was formed, led by the Harris High
School Band which is directed by Prot
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10
M. |. COLLEGE Commencement STARTS ON 18th
Leaders Confer On Agricultural Ex-
hibit For Exposition In Chicago
LEADERS CONFER ON AGRICULTU
SRAL EXHIBIT FOR EXPOSITION

LEADERS CONFER ON AGRICULTU
SRAL EXHIBIT FOR EXPOSITION
%
Meeting in the US Department of
Agriculture at Washington last Wed
nesday and Thursday, agricultural ex-
perts conferred on the development of
the governments agricultural exhibit
at the American Negro Exposition to
be held in Chicago from July thru
September 2. In the picture, second
from left, is T. M. Campbell Tuskege@.
field agent, US. Extension service;
thiFa from left is A. L. Holsey, field
officer, AAA. Miss L. A. Jenkins, dis
trict home demonstration agent of
Richmond, Va, is second from right,
Hith John B. Pierce, Hampton, field
gent. U. S. Extension service, at ex~
IRENE right. They are comforting with
Claude A. Barnett, extreme left, after
meeting with division heads of the
agricultural department.
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10
Willing w orkers'
Club News
WILLING WORKERS CLUB

WILLING WORKERS CLUB
The Willing Workers Club of New
I'll Chapel CINE. Church met at the
4
home of Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Young, Jr
ZOOS Path ST., April II at 500 o'clock
A lovely program was rendered with
Miss Georgia D. Hodges, mistress of
ceremonies Visitors present were:
Misses Eunice Grays, Luvenia Johnson,
Mary F. Powe, Mesdames Meadow and
Moore, also Mr. Nichols of Hattiesburg.
The hostess served delicious course
of grange jelio topped with vanilla ice
cream, cookies toasted peanuts and
hard candy
RS. Lula Wilson, President
Miss Ollie M. Williams, Sec
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10

J. S. P. Lee. The route of the parade
led directly through the heart of town
and on to the HB.A. Building. The
high light of the rally was an educa-
tional movie presented by Mr.. Howell
of State College, Mississippi. The low
ing cup for boys and girls went to The
Elizabeth community with L. A. Gibbs
Zelpha McElroy as leaders. All clubs
left full of enthusiasm and a determi-
nation to do more work in the future
than ever before.
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10
BROTHER WILLIE STRICKL AND OF
STAGED BIG PROGRAM

After we had eaten there seemed to
have been II baskets of fragment to
be taken up. Ny, my, the timely
program with each participant was
superb.
The mayor of Ellisville was present
and delivered a short, interesting adj
dress. The quartet singing was just
right.
President Strickland is full of fire
pep and energy. He is too fine man
not to have his picture running
through the Weekly Echo. But he, like
some of the rest of our good presidents
has not awaken to that one fact, and
that they should send us thei rpic-
ture along with little money, in order
that we may have cuts made and run
their likeness through the Echo. Look
out President Frank Johnson and
others, Willie Strickland is gone
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10

Percival L. Prattis editor of the city
edition .of the Pittsburgh Courier and
author of "The Horizon" feature col
dmn of that paper, who received the
commendation of instructors and stu
dents after his talk, Racial Relations
IN the United States" last week Mr..
Prattis was formerly news editor of
The Associated Negro Press.
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10

DESCRIPTIONS OF JUNE BOARDS
Those attending the Board at West
Enterprise: come to W. Enterprise and
go direct West keep to the right about
five miles to Fellowship Baptist church.
G. D. Cotton, president
The weekly echo., 1940-05-10
St. Paul ME. Church

Among the outstanding Social affairs
NJ the past week was a surprise Birth.
DAY Party in honor of Mr. HAYWOOD
Continued on page four)
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
BIanes Robberies
On Hunger, Desire
For an Education

FH0fNIN March s. oUP,--Wil-
,G"W W9llace. 20 year old admitted
'Ur-l'@. told authorities today that
.u.'." a42d u dn$lrc for an educa
'nH Hrampled him to stage a serie,
y "tGc..i:'" CAP burglaries r
I.C"n.T du1n2 the past three weeks
o., tauth admitted II a signed
r.ir@.to9 tllat he had robbed q
! :92N'v elyicc station and two gro
c.ty stores on successive Saturday
niGhtS clad in his turtleneck swea-
t.r and with stocking cap pulled
Gown almost over his eyes.
Authorizes said young Wallace
iaG been taken into custody last
NOV"t1lbor on robbery charge and
Vay granted a five year period OF
GrohatiOn
Wallace SAID he had planned tc
""n ,tra.2hta but that he was un-
~" to fnd york and couldn't
',ta"d beina hungry"
Nnlrnz tho Enuth't belongings Of
f"nr. tUund the sweater. tho stock
NC cap and u pistol. Wallace said
tine pistol had mover been loaded
IN ANY OF In, robberiCS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
Taxpayers Form
Slate of Three
In Council Race

Continued from Page "
office. II was believed they would
be filed late Wednesday or early
Thursday. bearing the names OF
Hatton. He'll and Bratton
Minor Mystery
A minor mystery developed Whcr
1t appeared that He'll had taken out
a nominating petition for himself
last week. Thus. unless the tax
payers association has a fourth
candidate in view. or a candidate
for city clerk. it seemed that one
petition would have to be scrap
ped
Pete Ryerson. often mentioned as
an almost certain candidate on the
taxpayers association slate, evident
ly had withdrawn in favor of one
of the other three.
Decision OF Charles Blalact, anc
Gordon Scriven. incumbent cOun-
cilmen. not to run was believed
irrevocable. Harry SoneS. the other
incumbent. has announced that he
Will not run. but a move was de-
velopine quietly IN some quarters
70 draft him for reelection.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
Senate Committee Narrows Inquiry Into
CHARGES Of Race Track Scandals

Officials to CfieT H. .''-"' -
change
Thoma. ". 81 Jnon oil nAH aid
director OF the Hollywood ruG.
club testified Ralph W. Evans
state building au1 loar cJM.a:=-
sloner and former nr;uo ,cc9r-
tarE u Governor O on. Eaj pro-
posed an "Mdrcct@ cGulrLE.ol n
exchange for the winter dat"s. noN
asS.sned 70 Santa Anita
Simmons lid dam4g a Uaeh"o.
engagement with Evans d" aio tan-
ed Exams proposal ant atao. Wnal
the conditions We're. Ey@ra r ll.ad
Simmons testified. that the track s
% per cent COncesSiOnaIro fee be
given to the state D mOcra'r iand.
TIE turf club executive sad that
revenue amounted to about 100000
q season.
Evans admitted ha}in. W.rhtG
with Simmons ha' cfnod tit hc
had made SuCh 4 suggc tOn
Simmons told la Commute" ,haf
the first h" had known of any az
rangement WHEREOF thr HoiirWood
track could obtain WintGr date va
when ms conr" iopIlr. UarolG
Anderson sug"ratrd ttu Ic mcot
Evan.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
heiress Fcrgefs Her Divorce Plans
And Leaves Reno for End HONEYMOON

RENO. Nev.. March 6. Up
Mrs. Dorothy LedNard knlEh; Lac
forgotten about tn divorce she SC
poignantly deS.re5 and was cn route
to Chicago TO-DAY for 4 SECOND
honeymoon With he husband. BAT
he, always IN fall voice and easy
to find for once VA missing
1T was tie lon distance calls
that really Got me wore me dow.
and out" She said after She aban-
doned months q hoWr- for a d.
vorce and boarded train. She eX-
pected TO arrive II S.45 ,. m to-
morrow.
Il had to sleep with the telephone
under the bed the whole tme 7 va
in Reno. The children Nora. !, anc
Dinah. - couldn't sleep 7 couldn I
sleep. The Goes coll5rt sleep arc
the cat didn't know what - make
Of it."
Left Palm Springs
Richard Allen Knight New York
attorney who stood upon his heac
at the opening performance Of tht
Metropolitan Opera last autumn
checked out of the T, Mirador no.
tel in Palm Sprncs. Calf ate YES
terday. He lett 70 forwarding ar
dress and no statement. He casually
mentioned Sa, Ps~Dard;no Calf
before IL, left r.. ~. rG' - =
port"J tMCr-.
knight arrived lat week fro..
Honolulu With b. a-e~e@ intention
of reclalming hls WI and 98 0a0-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06

LOS Angel FS. Mar. 6. up
a senate committee lnvc5tlgatm"
California horse racing narrowed
its inquiry today into repeated
charges that Hollywood Park va
offered lucrative winter racing date
in return for 100000 as two year
contribution to the Democratic stat
fund.
Principal figure in the inVestlga-
ton was wealthy Norman W
Church. Los Angeles and San jose
Calf. turfman. who with Others
had been accused Of approaching
Hollywood Park officials for contw-
buttons.
Chairman Jack Metzger. Red
Bluff Republican. volunteered at
the close Of Yesterdays session. TO
repeat under oath that Church adj
mitted to him that he had con-
tributed 100000 to Gov. Culbert o.
sons campaign fund 50 he cOuld
become "bOSs Of California racing
Metzger mace the original Char9"
last Frida" whom tic committee
convened TO conduct a general in
vestlgation INTO California racing
to determine Il racetracES could
be assessed greater percentage
of their parl-mutuel profits
Church dencd both that hc had
made the large campaign donation
and thai he had approached track
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
State Warrants Sold
Allow Fiqure

SACRAMENTO. March 6. up
Sale of s5.48O7l5 IN state war
rants at the lowest interest rate
carried BY California IO.U.'s since
Last June 26 WaS announced today
by State Controller Harry B. Riley.
Purchaser OF the warrants was
z H Moulton company of San
Francesca which submitted the
lowest interest rate and highest
premium OF four bidders. One issue.
for 50 200 900 10 be- used for relief
Nurpn-ce brought A premium ot
t979 and carried - per cent in
te-e"t making the net interest rate
222 por cont The other issue. So
4307l5 10 replcnish the general
rash revolving fund. had a pre-
mum of s629 and carried tho same
interest rate.
Riley reported the states out
tandlns warrant now total S84
25O,932.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
Fears Of Highway
Linking Valley with
Los Angeles Aired

Indications that the state
Of California might build a
new, direct highway to con-
meet Imperial Valley with
Los Angeles were given as
reasons Wednesday for opposition
of San Diego county to additional
state parks in San Diego and I'M
perial counties
Manager Robert Hays OF the FL
Centre chamber of commerce said
San Diego feared the highway
would be constructed if additional
areas are turned into parkland
The statement explained appearance
before the Imperial county board
of superylsorS of Walter Bell0n,
San Diego supervisor. asking I'm
perial TO Join in a protest against
more state parks.
No mention ever is made of this
highway which would, if built, skip
the traffic Of the San Diego bay
region" Hay, said
They Object TO De ANA park for
that reason. especially since Dc
ANA park is shown on moro than
a dozen different types of travcl
maps put out by various oil COM
panieS. AutOMobilc clubs also show
the park as a recreation area. En-
tire front page scenes of the park
area were prCiuccd in color by Los
Angeles nCWSDaDCrS which recon-
mcnded ii as winter vacationland.' ~
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
Arizona Urged 10
Seize Rail Cars
For Unpaid Taxes

FI1CFNIX. March 6. oUP)-State
Treasurer William Peterson today
asked the attorney generals office
70 seize sufficient rolling stock from
90 private railway car companies
to compensate for their tax delin-
quencieS of $4,000
Peterson said 80 companies ori-
ginallv had been involved but that
one firm, Di dribuidora De Petroleos
MeXicanos. had paid its delinquency
Of S661.
I'VE wish to follow your opinion, ''
Peterson wrote Attorney General
Joe Conway AS our legal rcprcSen-
tativc, We arc requesting YOU to
seize such properties Of any Of the
SAID companies as is called to OIIr al
tcntion or within Ollr jurisdiction
and to take such other steps as yol
dccm necessary in obtaining the
payment of such taxes TO the STATE
OF Arizona
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06

LOS ANGELES. March 6. up
Frank Gdnnctt. Rochester, n Y
publisher and candidate for he
Republican presidential nomination
last night predicted arproacIne
revolutions in tie publishing o.
newspapers. transforming Cntl!g'1
our composing rooms.
He addressed ire American -
st.tute of Journalists. attended hN
more than 2co California publish
crs. editors and reporters. and ILL.,
dergraduatc members ot the Uul-
verSlty of Southern Calitornsa
chapter of Sauna Delta Chi. Jos.-
nausm fraternity
Il believe We shall have in t.se
distant future newspapers tar more
attractive in appearance and be-
tifully printed he said. The t,se
of color Will surely come and II i
likely that the offset press nlaf
finally be doyelopeo 50 il can h.n-
d.e daily newspapers.
Just as photographs are roT
sent by wire. Il Will b possible L.
the near future Ia transmit Wit.
amazing speed printed matter W1.al
can be reproduced more rapidly ao
cheaper. TRANSFORMING cnurcI" oae
composing rooms. IEprs't)"g III
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
California Migrant
Chief Called Pest
Continued From Pace ono

\ IL II tt-' " J AN'AIi 1 L. NfAAN
t.ral ee>t number nne N CalitOr-
Ia @at-oN dc,ldrtd
- t4tCm"NtS aIe tie political
bC,'Nae&as q rgc Sare minority
sIoua hal,yG III thair mlSuSc ot
taNFatsre norcy for the pcrpctu-
alton q ther rolitiedl aogimc FN-
CCSSlXe INNyuGuurCS IL relief WhCv"
rclicf Ms Subvorted fer political
purposes instead of aiding the needy.
oyou h >ach " cry Of protest from
the state as . whole that the Leafs
laturc formed 4 larEe bipartisan
majority Whl2n denied tho minority
group attempun4 to spend Cali
lornia INTO bankruptcy the right
to continue throwing away money
through mala&m>tration.
Jumped Traces
The state assembly which last
year supported Democratic Gov
Culber; | Olson. janped thc traces
CUrn- the .poclal stss.oN lA-
month. declined to vote Il S96.-
100000 relct appropriations tor III"
remaining II months ot the bicn-
ium. and instead passed a Si2.20l-
Coo temporary measure to last until
June !. The administration t,amcu
it foreej a cut of 10 per cent IN
relief roles. The measure was rc-
passed over O!Son'S veto.
"MeWilnamS. IN b!amine the As
SOClated Farmers" said WatSoH
shows his unrehablhty because lys-
than 10 days AGO he -. SAID tha
Associated farmers wanted the mi
grants here to produce an oycrSup-
ply of labor Now Ne >arS We arc
trying 10 dr21c them ou, ot tn
state. Both statements arc bald
faced lies.
McWJlnamS was quotcd as saying
that the reit, measures We're de
signed to Stalle the INSTANT, out
OF the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
Auditor Reports
S12b,500 in Tolls

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 6. tUP)
Roy S. West, auditor for the
Golden Gate bridge district, today
reported that February tolls on
the bridge tolaled $l26 55985, the
best February on record for the
bridge.
Last months tolls were $7657
higher than the Sll3,922 taken for
the sam" month laSt year and far
IN excess of the $86,841 collected in
Tolls in February 1898.
Truck crossings last month total
ed 2l.l34 as compared to 1906
for the corresponding 1889 month +;
bus passengers rose to 73.0l1 from
I'll. @i and passenger autos drop
ped OH lu 22i $50 from 222 ,3Bl for
hc comparative period West said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
Recording Faulty, .
Witnesses Testify
SAN FRANCISCO Mar. 6. ~.

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 6. CUP)
W!ynesscS testified today that
dictasraph recordings seized by the
state in the offices of Robert Odell,
president of Pacific States Savings
and Loan company, were faulty and
thc conversations garbled.
The recordings were introduced
by the state over the objections of
Cdell in proceedings before Super
ior Judge James Conlan in which
Odcll is seeking return to private
ownership Of the $5O,000,000 taken
over last March by State Building
and Loan Commissioner Ralph
Evans.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
Arizona PubIicists to Gather al Yuma
For Two Day Business Sessions

YUMA, March 6. CUPD The men
md women whose job it is to pub
Iicize Arizona'S scenic resources will
gather here tomorrow for the start
of a two day convention of the Ari-
iona Chamber of Commerce Sec
retarieS association.
Authorities on agricultural, min
eral, industrial, historical, geological
and archeological resources of the
state will address the secretaries
during the tWo-day meeting.
Business sessions will be held in
the morning and afternoon meetings
with luncheon discussions arranged
for noon and scenic tours scheduled
for each day
Principal address of the annual
convention will be delivered by
Barry Goldwater, Ariaona's "ambas-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
Drive Continued
ToPreyent Store
Sales Below Cost

FHOENIX. March 6. dUPD -Coln-
ty Attorney Richard F. Hairless to-
day continued his drive to prevent
retail stores from selling goods be-
low cost price by charging the Cour-
testy Drug store of Phoenix with
violating the 1899 unfair sales act.
The suit was similar to the one
filed by the county attorney yestCr-
day against the Phoenix branch of
the Walgrccn Drug company.
The complaint charged specifically
that the Courtesy Drug store on
March 4 advertised and sold tobacco
at below cost
Hairless sought aA-iniunction to
prohibit tha drug firm from below
cost sales.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06
Nan Who Nasqueraded as Woman 81
Years, Married Three Times, Dies Of
Heart Attack When Sex Discovered

REDWOOD CITY. Cal. Mar. g.
tUPl-AUtOpsE surgeons dctermin-
ed today Mrs Adele Best, IA, Whc
masQWeradcG a a woman for 81
years died Of q heart attack, APP
paronjly induced by shock that
5octor, had discovered the long
conr"2'cd .ccrc1 Of "hcr" sex.
For "NI- Be, 1h.oc tunes mar
srd. with lon2 2rcy mar and a
tnmnuc Eojce. VI man who
shaved rcaularly and toot razor
ard ,haVu9 h.,i' to the hospita'
wren "sho' entered Monday niehl
!or :r,a'Mcul
Tnr 2utoasl s.l4ncd death t.
tlah blood pre- lie ano cardiac
vascular tae3sc. n'u authorities
said she faiicd rapidly wien Dr.
lonlarr CI,rd attempted an eX-
aupatlou Wl4ea f.u,od n d!s-
c.a-uno NJ E. SIT. It man
L luri-a 70 established MI.
Nest MaI Wsdaf4o.c no mu5uai
operation. ~ t.at any TRANCE
T"al M'tlmerDao.I. lad occurred
a.1a"" Aat tel friends she Va
'clDo."2, rom a.:.r Wo!aen. dul
to an op, ration
Nj. f. A. Donbrra II. Of San
Francisco lid that Mrs Best
VA, tGr .ou of Lar Mtcr. Mrs. Hel-
en- Reynolds. A'lhouYn hr had been
raised rs 4 boy. Nil. Dornberecr
sald, ~" hod sd3pt.d Woman's al
f"e Whcu Il" va about 20. takin2
the uu." q! Nj Della" Reynolds.
Mr DOmb@ean rogld not recall
nmup. OF "M~#1 BCl. first two
"huebanGs br aid tn" third had
boon Albor Be- whom he mar
nrt at l"' ~ s"a ago. He r.
in' w2
M Nn.pcl H.cruDJ 'uor Mr.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-06

ly. fear of retaliation and peace
efforts"
Pmklcy said he was surprised to
find the belief here that the war
is not bona fide. since in reality
it is very positive and definite. Al
though the struggle is unspectacu-
lar" he said. there is no hint to
call it off.
"Althouah no one knows when
the war Will hit fun stride. the con-
sCnSuS is that any land attack
probably will be through Belgium
and luxembourg directed toward
ENGLAND"