Charlotte, May 9.
The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. Claude R. Wickard, last night confuued the series of Administration pro-convoy speeches, although he did not mention the word "convoy."
He said that the United States should see that aid was delivered to Britai door and added that he saw o course of action for the United States which has "given any real promise of keeping us from becoming deeply involved in this world conflict.
"To refuse to fight until attacked is The "Times-Herald" alone assailed the speech, declaring "we are head-for a shooting war, declared or declared, and the Administration is conditioning the public mind for such a—Domel. no guarantee of peace In the light of history, people who believe that Britain's downfall would be fol. lowed by peace and prosperity need a guardian."—United. Pre:
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