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Mr JIB.1't-61% Ifinche 11The many llirrorNew York,N.Y. .-U?/9 t I
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last evening"I read in yo lumn which is published daily exceptSunday __ one of our local papors, ,Your criticism ofColon5l%dbergk _ -6L opinion is that your criticism was unfair and uncalled for but
just about that might be expected from you.Some of the recent radio speeches
by "tin oan"Senetors criticising the Colonel had about the same odor as your
artiole.The stench of politics. .
why this sudden hysterical preparation for war by our government?
Why the rediculoue fear inspiring speeches by our Hebrew Minded President?
Politics again.would you even suggest that Colonel Lindberg failed to impart to ourgovernment a11'the information he had on Germnye preparation for war when
he returned from abroad?Why did not our nit wit President act then?Sure1y our
government had information on Germany and knew that Hitler was planning and
if they didnt they should have.Instead of accepting Lindberg'e information
and making use of it and at least following some of his suggestions he was
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ridiculed and scoffed at.Now he is being pereecuted.Verily the power and
influence of the Jewish controlled press and radio is enormous.It is truly
a menace to our country-
Deepite your criticism and suggeetion I think Lindberg has more real,
sensible,unbiased,unselfish,American Patriotism in the tip of his little
finger than you can possibly ever hope to have in your whole body and the
quicker this country follows Hitler's example and ride itself of you end the
other Leeohes the quicker this country will be more livable.
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F. D. R.'s Air Program
Worthy Of Movies,
Al Williams Says
/- YVASHINGTON iL'.P.i-192IBjOl'Al'Williams. aeronautical expert," ISO!-ATIOBZIST i.i_92'DY
Brooklyn: I fancy that speech of
Lindbergh: will hold the war-
morlgers for a while-I mean the
boys who put _a chip on Um-10
Sam: shoulder and then kick dis-
tant governments in the shins withlast night accused the adminis-E verbal attacks. D. J. D.
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Williams, a former Navy re-
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tional Air Forum. He. like coi-
onel Charles A. Lhdbergh two
weeks ago, said assertions that
the United States was in danger
of immediate air invasiqn were
"ridiculous." _ttcmal power politics and said
that President Rcosevelfs "pan-
iiii-' _iEi"=t schedule for the airII ALL CROOKS TOGETHER?
1 Manhattan: T_his war is simply
1 2 war between old thieves and new
thieves. Don't let anybody, even
Mr. Roosevelt, tell you di'e:'en§'.
HOWARD S. TULL.i .
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Manhattan: After Col._Lind-
bergh5 speech the other nlgllt. I
want him for Presldcnt On U19
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only regard us as silly asses as
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went to their rescue last time,
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ire. Iranklin D. Boonie_,-: The Ihite House CRIMINAL t"V'So" _:
. Washington, D. C. ' "we JUN 7- 1940 :___. ;
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Ihen my wire and I were abroad in 1930, we heard from may source:that we con idered reliable that the indus rielist l'ritz»[!hyssen and'our" Henryglord were the original backers n a big scale; of Hitler
ever since 925. Ilulyssen has admitted is and is now a fugitive
from the country oi his birth.
_ Ir. Henry 30rd andwfrjyhindbergh are the only americans who were
decorated by Hitler. for whst?. Can those two Americans answer the
enigsn. Ir. Henry Ford employed nearly all the Basie who were sent
-, over here to discover our industrial secrets; even the notorious Iritz' :1 Kuhn was employed by lord. lord was the first Lmericsn who Nazi style" ' dealt in organized anti se?tism in hisbesrborn Independent. Isa he
- decorated for the base vil ations published against the Jews in his
sheet; or was h decorated for his support of the Hitler cause in orderto break up the/labor unions in Germny where he had factories the same_-._.¢ as he tried to do here, although Iup to now! without success. I
Under such circumstances could this nan Henry Ford be entrusted
with the building of our airplanes which he claims to be able to buildQ Tin Lizzie" style in less than no time. I suppose the lie-sis in his
' employ would doubtless assist to do a good job", especially-it as he
states; there is no interference by our government.
we-9 As to Lindbergh's conduct "the other person decorated by Hitler"
x Y after his baby was murdered by an active Iorkwille Bari in this country,
he ran away to England to mks England his home end bring up his children
there. Fo sooner did it appear that war would come to Europe, ls again
ran sway from England "end returned to the United States and tried to
tell us on several occasions that our country was not in danger; provided
that we did not interfere in European affairs; as it any serious Lmerican
_ had asked this foolish young an for his opinion. lid he get his dscoratio
92 from Hitler in order to play the well known Hitler game, Probably,unoon-sciously, oi adviing strict neutrality in order to become an easier prey
for Hitler, like Belgium; which country was elsostrictly neutral. s
These are serious observations to think about in_1§_h_es_e__'i'_ee1ly _ '_____,
daneerous ¢=:r=- nsoononn e um , ~ _41;,.'* . LJJJ
I an enclosing herewith a clipping of a. photo .»o§;e -o our srlqz-.__ l.fields. Has anyone ever seen a photo of a German arnnf "iie1d'?. Of course
not; Ihy not nail to Hitler all our plans of ships, plis. 1IJ1'14lqU~.0
etc. In the above manner, he gets them anyway. ___{__ Q. r ~I __: J W.
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Agent in charge of Counter-Espionage
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department-of Justice
Dear Sir:-'
First let me state that this letter is no attempt at any petty _
revenge against the two women mentioned, nor would they be -
considered at all in this letter except that they have from -
/-/i time to time dropped hints of coming events of such vast *
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.-0/national significance that they should at least be investigated
to see to what foreign parties they have contacts;
' sidered is
Her residence s un-
.known- am correc n s a ng that she is employed
in the Fur Repair Department. She has knowledge of subversive
movements which have as yet been vaguely mentioned in any news-
paper, and is astonishingly familiar with Hitler's personal
movements in Europe. The substance of her remarks are as follows:
l. The Nazi youth of America have been organized to strike
the moment a declaration of war is inevetable between theUnited States and Germany, with the purpofe of overthrowing thisgovernment and placing Colonel Charles A, Lindberg as the President
of the_Nazi-controlled puppet nation. -
2. is a-retired foreman from the ' 54
Navy Yard-u esuma _ ngton, and expects to be called back.
3. She once let slip that she is in contact {with "peopleand events directly from Germany." ' -. 1'. " ', - A - 1
4. That when King Leopold of the Belginas orderedhis
army to lay down their arms Adolf Hitler was at tha moment inthe home-town of King Leopold's Queen, and t the
source of this information, was born and lived er e she
migrated to America. - .
The other party is s wand aw also employed J9
i the sn ame department of t e same store. ey are both
supremely confident of the ultimate destination of America andthey want to make sure that "America does not ruin Ge " - F: ,chance for world domina ion as she did in 1917. The .b
92. an avowed member of theflilu Klux Klan, declared that t e _
K1111 Klan and" Nazi aims are in all practical application i ent
ical. It should be highly interesting not to say rofitable P __to see just how closely the Klu ux- es with INazi forces. ' ' ' ' I ' - /
These women who though at times, rea ey- might,-hag; ¢-., J.
spoken too much attempt to retract their statements, but in
an heated discussion forget to be on guard--who are so :qs- JUN 18 15
liably informed, and a close examination b a person whoseeyes have been opened to give insignificant news items their-.,
proper value, must surely lead to-much bigger things; ""_"' _' """. ' 2 Q-it.1 p ,t o up ~ - e ' <§?f.+* »/it/'Z{4'*i-<e.=.A.> .3" -F v/5..-1; e-r.'.'.. 1.1. ,ri¢:- ' '_ __ --are-'=.b'
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Dear Sir-
Referring to my previous letter dated June 28th 1940,
L am again taking the liberty of addressing your Excellency to
prove that everything I said is true. That we must take pIe- '
cautions if we want to save our beloved country from Nazism
Fascism or Communism-
As I said in my previous letter, Col-_Qhssdf£ind-bergh who claims to be our friend is really aggazi sympsthi -zer and there are many others who couldhsf ded t6"thE listof name s men ti one d . :3'-31¢ . .;j';_!*
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Court Marshall and punish them the some way th Germans,
Italims and Russians do with their enemies, otherwise this__ ______ p _ _ . . . _-_ -la---.- .- -.-s[
County will fell in the hands of these traitors in no time;
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came out free. Why ? It is a puzzle. Ma be one of"these" '
boys planted the bomb in the Worlds Fair and by lettins the
free we can expect more trouble, as their ideas will screed
more and more just like in France and other countries and
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the Republic against the aggressicns of Great Britain
and France. It asserts without fear of successful
contradiction that the German elemmt has fomnd
an:Lnte'al tofamrican litial dod.1 gr par e po c an s a
life frcm the first Jamestown settlement down, and
through th personages o uch leaders as a-alBaron vteubezl, Jac sler, Jo PetergengerW , :Ja eiser, Franoi eber, Kanlggallen 1
Qhprz and many others, has exercised inestimable
constructive influence inseparable from American
life in all its branches.
"Firmly holding that the past patriotic acts
of our people aztitle us to an equal voice in the
affairs of our country, the United States of America,
and prepared to follow the example thus set us , we
hold umraveringly to the doctrine of keeping Europe
out of America and America out of Europe, as that
doctrine was transmitted to us by every President,
from Washington down to Lincoln and Cleveland.
"We wholeheartedly support the Monroe Doctrine,
but point but that the Doctrine is not a one-sided
expression of policy, in that it is equally emphatic
in pledging the United States to one of none-inter-
ference in European affairs.
"We hold that the agitaticn and panicky deliveries
from on high on the supposed dangers that threaten the
United States from invasion is heme-made for the ul-
terior purpose of preparing the ground for American
intervention in s. European quarrel.
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in the progressive stages of this agiteticn a sinister
purpose to undermine the foundaticn of the Republic
and to sukmerge our naticmal independence in a unionwith the British Empire, as advocated by Andrelr/92,C'iLrneg:i.e
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citizens engaged in lawful trade Elmllncet-as in
c'&''I'ict w1.'T I'ai""a!ttr"a"p?Upé?' sense of American
principles; and
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creating unjustified suspicion of their loyalty. We
charge that the real fifth column in our midst is
not any German American Organization but is composed e
Of Tories and internationalists who, with unlimited
means at their command, urge 'the reclamation of the
United States as an integral part of the British Etn-
pire' and bid Americans in page advertisements to for-
get the great men who founded this Republic.
"We denounce the plan proposed by Assistant
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stic1i studies,' as reported in Washington ctispatchee.
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concepticn of decency and fair play. The plan ccmvicts
itself of insincerety and dishonesty by failing to in-
clude British propaganda, avovredly financed by $150,000,000
appropriated by the British Parliament.
We favor the annezzaticn or the British and Frmch
West Indil islands outright in payment of the ten billim
dollars borrowed. £1-on American taxpayers during the World
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any European or Asiatic power, but opposeall plans de-
signed to involve us in foreig1 wars. Washington warned
us to beware or the imposture of patrJ.0tism.' Hence
we counsel all who care to listen to guard against too
great confidence in professions of patriotism by the
sponsors of vast war measures.
"Finally we demand that Congress shall cease to be
a yesman Congress, and as the representatives of ALL the
people, it shall reclaim its authority from the hands
of the executive department." '
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German language, ommunist controlled weekly!
Vol. II # 53 New York December 31, 1938. *
- _ On page 2; last column the paper has a short article
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d ' . u land Bund Leader hermann7¬charzmann stated in-
a conversation with American newspaper correspondents:
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till ;st;;g £5 the U.S.A and take over the leadership here."will becoe_the leader of our move~
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FREDERICK SONDERN, JR. Note in the article the innuendos
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Washington tricked Lindbergh page 75, near the end of _i
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administration but always in the form of an innuendo.
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recluse."If you're looking for sensations," laid a close friend of the Lind-bcrshi to the writer, "you'll be disappointed. You will nd a veryunhappy man end a very ptC92LlIA1' one. He has grown our of an urrerlygimp]; and naive boy u.-]1g_ unequipped and eemperamenrally 921nrted_was péunsed iura waters that he did nut undemanr-l and tonld not learnen navigate, Ynu will r-rel that he has clone very litsle during the pastthree years, that his great international intrigues have very littlesubstance in {ar.r. And time hangs very heavy on his hands. The Lindbcrghs have om {cw iname iwii 1 1m>' Tlwit 1111"
mem on the rhird oor ufa modem white stone house near the Bois deBoulugne is simple. The neighborhood is quiet. and a short will]: talliesthe Colonel :0 I lerluded Parr of the park where he can ramble in peace
and the children,_Ion and land. can play in safety and privacy. Annrherfamnus expaertate l1VCS nearby in an elaborate villa on the fashionable
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"I'M lwk tr." sh.-ietel roumu Ftcnehme delirium -in, gem; ..|,,,, my me 1;, Mk_"'°"}'P'"¥ °"'-"' 1-9 Fllll 33% hour: aim lvmg New York. Ir nu the greater; ri-eneh Amw-wwwhmx the Armaauee kt Iunnatizzua no ihe Iihp llllll 921l'au|ht him down in the Jlrlantie.
Park award: cheered him as U 5, Ewen, mu; Am, |m"-;h,- K - Fhnluline ilywn Hmick nigh! U, 5_ hag mi, avinu 5;; w 5,. MDilmberolilkputrei, an honor reaerved in loveaupa Engliah channel, kind Lindhia';h__1l§wi92rd'9292-Tnllaicrr lit eflately meet Sometimes lh!92 see each other . h .
at 1 party of Ambassador Bullitt'swhen Anne Lindbergh 11;; nallypersuaded lie: hushand to 3n The taeirum Colonel dues rim like thehigh-powered social smile and manner of the Dueheg; of Wjndeo;-_ 15
fact he cares for very few people in the land of his adoption,'Bill" Bullitt, brilliant bust and already a legendary gure in the
French capital. likes Lindbergh and has done everything in hrs powerto get the Colonel out ofhimaelf, to give him gcw peupk ggd new idemlamdbergh ]uir won't. Even the Embassy invitations are ateeyrcd anlyifrheme are to be no other penple present. Or ii the either guests are in
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snd msltes s noncnmmittal reply. Or if some-body changes the topic oi conversation to some
sub]ect other than ying or research, he quicklyloses all intertit and subsides into his usualbored silence. Seldom is snyonc invited by the
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airplane designs, the attending to the childrenor wtmng.Most of I_iodhetghs friends in the Aericancolony, who Wished him so well and have tried
so hard to make him happy. have become very
impatient. His almost pathological shynessoften makes him rude to the point of insult.
when his more sociable wife does entertain st
isheiiiapartment, he frequently llilitsiin hts's'tudyand refuses tn come out. When visiting otherpeople, he will insist before he leaves that aservant be sent out on the s|:tee'|: to sue whether
there are any newspapetmeu or other suspiciouslotterers lying in wait for him. Even old friends
must be very eareil with his unpredictable
sensibilities. The slightest hint of curiositybrings an icy answer and a WI-ll of silence.
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an unpleasant experience with Lindbergh whenhe once came to lunch st the Princes Potsdamvilla. Friedrich Wilhelm had slso invited an
American newspaperman--one ocfhis oldest and
loam! fri:utl$A correspondent whose journal-istic integrity has made him respected even inBerlin and given him a place far above that of
his colleagues. when Lindbergh discovered that
there was s newsman present, he shut up liltc adam, and hardly responded tn the CrownPrince] discussion ti his own ights with the
Wright Brothers in the early days of aviation.Friedrich Wilhelm, with the true German's love
of photographs commemorating ell occasions,had arranged for pictures to be taken in the
garden after lunch, "What are you trying to putover on me? glowr.-red the Colonel when the
photographer appeared. The Prince, mud] up-set, tried to smOO!h over the embarrassing situa-eion But Lindbergh remained rrueule-at and left
shortly afterwards with a very curt word offarewell.
Marshal B0150, Mussolini: famous sir chid,fared no bett-B. Once in Rome, where the
Marshal entertained the Lindbergh: royally,he ton ssked for s picture ss s memento-and
kit the rough odge of the >inael's tongue.
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I-|[92dl!Cf8h.5 hatred of the press has bmme IDobsession The corner windows of his Paris apart-ment command a view of both the streets on whichthe house stands. One oi the servants is almost
always uii watch to report anyone hanging about theneighborhood. II Lindbergh sees a suspieiousloolr-ing passerby on the sidewalk as he comes out the
front door, he scuttle! hark in again and waits untilthe coast is clear. The address of the house is a tare-
fully guarded secret oi the American Embassy and ofthe few friends who have promised never to taht to
anyone else about his movementsOf late. he has even been violent with preasmen
who came too lose. ln Moscow last August. Lind-
bergh thought that the Secret Police shadow whowas Iollnwing hini around was a reporter. Lind-
bergh turned suddenly one day and felled the Unfilt-runare agent with a punch to the iaw. A [til-' dayslater in Rumania, Lindbergh caught an overzeal-ous newsman who had climbed it-no the airport com-mander's apartment through the kitchen window toan interview. He locked the reporter into a room an hour. Since those incidents have become
known, the "boys" give the Colonel e wide berth.
l..a'ndbergh's friends have tried again and agatn tochange his amt-tide, to make him understand that a
reasonable amount of cooperation with the 1119!would smooth his path considerably. That way theoortespondentr would have | story and would leavehim alone. He would not have to dodge In and our
of batlt doors and service elevators and use the innu-
merable Iuhterfuges which he has developed. Butarguments with him are useless. The Colonel ir ada-
mant. "1 will ray nothing," is the only reply. "Wehave a nghl. to live our own liver in Oi-ll 0WD WAY.and we're going tn." A close friend ml hit uid ro-eeiiily. "Lindbergh will D afterI-ll Ihll has happened, that he isagoldsh. And that
the easiest way to get from Page One in Page i5 andregain privacy is to give the press all they want "H15 retiience often causes the authorities, who areto kind to him, no end of worry and trouble The
British Air Ministry and Admiralty had to go tu
great ¢Xperise when ht disappeared. two years agoover the English Channel while flying {mm Dublin
tn Kent A telegram to the Cairn police in February
ig37"We are coming, Dunt inform ptess."4~brought out mo Egyptian policemen for a wait oftwelve hours. In vain. The Ltndberghs had own toAlexandria instead.
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of protecting him against annoyance Lindbergh isFrance's best advertisement oi what perlcci sanc-tuary the Republic can and dues provide {or theharried foreigner. Practited and astute Monsieur
jacquer Simon, the Prefecture: famous expert, takesI great deal oltrouble with the Cnlniiel, his greatest
worry. Wherever Lindbergh goes, an unobtrusivel>ir.yCli5t or I taxi driver of the Sfireté is not fatbehind I-le doesn't ltnow it, but he is watched every
moment. At Port-Blanc, the little Breton coast town
0'Wl'llth lie the islands of llliei: and St. G-iltlas-"the
summer homes of Lindbergh and Dr. Cai-re1police
vigilance is unllagging Almost the moment astranger arrives. he is accosted by a 6-ieiidly hut vet!-
rm little man, inspectnrjosselin, pcrmarientl! as-
rignecl to Lindberghs protection If a tourist, he is
encouraged to leave as soon as possible. If a news-paperman, he is requested tn talte the next train backno Pans. The inhabitants of the neighborhood aredour and unnommuniutive Bretons and consider it a
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Th! trial -in I ii-iii; lllghlilllae tn 1.indber5h Ht imistd Asecmid aai,_}w, was imi to mt. Liiiatingi mini -its hei.i iii rimimw, NJ ,=<>..m»m when om iii his dud am we was kldhlpltd Thll picture, Ihillqil by l Hearst photog-sun's rims -=-= inpiiyta in tin ta Oil I out mm him. "pun, was mi, ncipntiaihlt int iiisiiseqiit lclVa! America.
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to say nothing about their distinguishedell!-Gt Rm ID mzlcc assurance doubly sure, the policehave given nrder: that nn one may rem a boat to a
stranger without special permission And so Illiecis inaccessible. When Lindbergh goes from there toParis by train. there are Snreté inspectors5enerally{our of thetnin the compartment ahead of and
behind him, who go intn action like a football team
at the sight of a photographer or an inquisitive by-stander "We do it gladly, of course," a high oicialtold the writer. "But l do not understand why it
should be necessary When people tespeccfully greethim, why can he not smile in a friendly way, as theDuke of Windsor does? Nothing will happen to him.
Nothing can hapfen to him. -Jhy does he '--ear dark
glasses and muffle himself up? A nice man, but sopeculiar But then," he concluded with a Gallic
shrug, "there are so many very peculiar foreignerswho live in France."Despite all the consideration and sincere kindlinss
oered him in Paris, Lindbergh I5 really happy onlywhen he is in Brittany with Dr. Carrel The famousscientist is his best friend Dr. Alexis Carrel,NobelPrize winner and one ll the iiockefelier Institute":
most brilliant stars, is very dietent from the average
research wotlter. His interests are many, his knowl-
edge of the world immense. With his keen analyticalability in things scientic, he combines a deep intui-tive understanding oifhiirnan character and the ways
ofiiien. He ii no dry scientist, his vision constricted
by his particular branch of work, but a man ofcharm, wit and sympathy for the emotion of others
su common to Frenchmen of that type.
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Lindbergh niet Carrel iii November, ig5o. hi thesimmer of that year, the Colonel had became ic-quainted with Dr. Paluel Flagg, who had beencalled in as anesthetist at the birth oi the Lind-
herghs rst child They became friends and once, inthe course of a conversation, Dr. Flagg asked Lind-
bergh whether be was interested in medicine. "Keen-
ly so," replied the Colonel. Dr. Flagg, intrigiid. bythis unusual man who was looking for new elds to
conquer, introduced him to Dt. Carrel and a numberof other men prominent in the profession. Carrelsensed at once that here was a technical ind he
could use to great advantage, and beyond that, Icomplex personality which interested him. Lind-bergh went to work at the Roeltd'ellei"'lnstitute
under Carrel: supervision. Out of two years of labor
came the niiw well-publicized "perfusion pump." A
rm friendship grew up between the two men, thedeep ltind that olteo develops between abmlutely
antithetical types of individuals. Carrel, the bril-liarit thinlter, the intuitive and temperamental geniuswith little sense or patience for the purely mechan-
ical, fourid in Lindbergh the man oi orderly detail,the mind which fastens itself on a problem and getsto its goal in the shortest and simplest possible way.nd to Lindbergh, Carrel showed a new world-
what makes human beings tick, why they respondas they do. When Lindbergh is with Carrel, the
Coiunel II a changed man. The Doctor understandshim and his |,-ztuliarities. He needs but to lay hishand on I..iridbetgh's arm and say, "Look, Charles,"
to smooth him nut of his most diicult moods.
Even Anne, his wife, cannot manage him as krrel
docs. _lllioc, with Carrel nearby at St. Giltlas, is ideal forLindbergh. Uiiilisturbcd by the outside world, hecan dn what he likes, much or little, as the mood
takes him. Sometimes he rows or, at iow tide, walltsover the few hundred yards to St Gilda: tn have
brealcfast with the Carrels. Afterwuds, he and the
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when Lindbcrgh'with little jon ll] mi .1-ms -jxcppgd 05 ,1-,,-4Iw'1-tin Iwymn at Gladstone Doclt in Liverpool on December i 935,I "W lift by befwre him. _The English Pm, had miliictl their crack
rirporreri to cover his iai:dmg_ and during gm rst my at 3 Lwpoorlltll. It l as though England were going tn be [19 but =1-,3 ;-Same: came out with some sharp editorials demand-
ing rcasoiiable openness" from the Lindbergh: and lil|':][gn:'!g-, }y:1secrecy would only aggravate the situation. Tl-on ihr BrinshBroadcasting Company sent out ihe Colonel's plea for privacy. AndIll: press lords decided that they would teach the U S. a ltsun. Fora week there was no mention in any paper of the family's wherir
abouts, and after that only small paragraphs from time tn time.I PDCIOF may decide on I game of chess and the battle rage; all mam.
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Early in 1936, after a visit to London and several week; of house
hunting, the Colonel and Anne naily found the lrind ofa place theywere looking fur. "Long Barn" it was called, in the little Rentish
Vlllagr J Weald, four milrs from the nearest town, 3o miles {mmLondon. The mellow. old. laalhimbered house lay at the end of the
village on one of thou English country roads that item to lead fromnowhere to nowhere. The ham for which the place was named had
been tom down years before and a skillfully antiqued, cheerful red
briek wing put in its plate. In Long Bams" ill f0Oms was beauti-
ful old Iurriiiure, in the living room a huge replace A charmingEnglish rose garden had been laid out. Round about were woods and
lneaduwg. Here wai the peace that the Lindbergh: were looking for.Lindltiergh at that time was more taeiturn and reserved than ever.
The tltcurion of Bruno I-laiiprmariri Pteyed on has mind, as friendsnotieed, and all the horrors of the past months were ill {re-sh in hismemory. And he would imhurden himself to nu one. Gradually,
by May 1936 the quiet of the litile village had begun to straighten
him out. He started strolling about, calling at the local post officefor his mail, and greeting the villager: with |iriendly"hel1eis " N0
one bothered him. The people oi Weald were as little inquisitive asthey were informative. In the little white ehureh on Sundays. noone turned to itate. The Vicar came to call, found Lindbergh very
pleaaanr.With !l1CCXC¢Pll0l1 of a motor trip to the Riviera, where the hide-
ai1dseelt with the newtmen began all over again and chased thembeclt to England, the Lindbergh: remained in oblivion until a Royal
invitation brought them to l-ondon--for dinner with King EdwardV111 at Sr. James: Palace. Historically it was a momentous night,
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for the neat day's Court Circular carried for the rst time the namesof a Mr. and Mrs Simpson who, with Prime Minister and Mi-s.
Baldwin, had also been guests at the King's dinner. After that.Lindbergh: visits to London became more frequent. Life in Wealdwas becoming a hit monotonous H: would appear at the RoyalAeru Club and tall: shop with acquaintances for a few hours. Bu:
that was all Every attempt at friendliness by the ofcers at theEmbassy or other Americans in London brought a cold refusal. H:paid no visits to the Air Ministry. would not go near the ImperialAirways ofhcials who were much interested in Pan American Air-ways plans for a rransatlantic service. Such was the rst halfof 1936.But the desire for new activity was in his blood. Soon came
General Gorings ii-ii-itation to come to Germany for the OlympitGames and study the progress of aviation in the Reich. This was tobe the rst of three formal visits to Germany. Lindbergh borrowed
a plane, and he and Anti: set out for Berlin Unjuly u they landed
at the Staalten military air eld and were potnpously greeted by
Gdririgs right-hand man who welcomed them in the name of AirMinister Goring " Long rows of bombers and ghters were drawn
up on the eld for Lindbergh to see. That night he dined withMaior Truman Smith, the American M !¬HT arirln-tr A_ Uet1'l"ll.' Maior Smith is a hlii, hearty Army man of the old schoolwho inclines to hide his quielt perception and sharp iudgment undera mantle of ll1dlHflCl'lCC- By catering cleverly to Goring} inordinate
vanity, the Ma]0r has succeeded in seeing more of the German mili-tary machine than alniust any other attache in Berlin. Lindberghlistened intently while Major Stnirh told him of the tremendousexpansion of the German air industry and its purely military purpose.Lindbergh was horried. And he said as much the ncitt day. at aluncheon given by General Milch at the Air Ministry, with the lackofiati that sometimes seriously embarrastes his diplomatic mentors.
"We have stripped the armor of every nation in war," he medfervently "We eati no longer protect our families . . . every institu-tion we hold must valuable it laid bare to bombardriii:nt."And,
naively, he ended with the resounding toast: "H:res tn bombers!May they become slower and slower. Arid he-re's to pursuit planes?May they become faster and faster." Most of the oicers presentdidn't even try to smile. Hitler was not pleased when the speechwas reported to him And when a few days later, Lindbergh satOnly a few yards away from him at the Olympic Games, the Flilirer
avoided an introduction. The Embassy was told that "the timewas not opportune."
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But Air Minister Goring refused to have his plans upset. Lind-bergh was a wonderful medium through which the growing strengthof the German Air Force could be broadcast to t.li: world. He was
given a lunch by the Richthofen Squadron, the famous German warformation which Goring has recreated, now the crack outt of theair force. Lindbergh was taken to Adlershof, one n-f the ve huge
experimental laboratories near Berlin and allowed to pole: about tohis heart: content. And then nally, the stage prepared. he wasinvited to lunch by Giiring himself. The Field Marshal can be verycharrning when he wishes. He was puncttliously gallant to Anne,and turned himself inside out for the Colonel. He showed them hiswonderful collection of swords and listened with rapt attention todie Colonel: ideas and impressions. And on the Colonel, Goring
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From the impenetrable police cordon: and friendly iers of Berlin,the Lindbergh: ew to Copenhagen to be plunged once more into the
glare of hated publicity. The Colonel and Dr. Carrel were to demon-strate their perfusion pump" before the International Cytology
Congress. When photographers arrived for the rst meeting andbegan concentrating on him, Lindbergh threatened to leave theCongress Alone with the savanm who came to inspect the "heart
pump," he was happy as a child demonstrating the mechanism, andbeamed as praise and appreciation were lavished on him
But the world would not let him be. On several occasions he had
to change restaurants after he had begun eating, so large were thecrowd! that followed him. Finally, he hrolte olT his stay and ewback to England.
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But the lazy life of Weald no longer appealed to him. On hisreturn to England he tool: uver the plane he now ies, designed andbuilt for him by the noted British designer F. G. Miles. The "Mo-
hawk" iii a powerful two-seated low-wing monoplane, painted blackInd Dfigiii Willi I cruising radius of i,txx: miles and a speed nfi.oo
m p.h The last word in privateplane perfection, it is equipped withseats that Can be tumed into beds, the must modern radio and
navigating insmimems, and designed for long ights in any part ofthe world The "Lone Eagle" was ready to rake to the air again.
Lindbergh also interested himself again in the transatlantic plansoi Pan American Airways. With t-tailblazitig Pan American PTCSPdent Trippe he flew over to inspect the Irish Free §tatr:'s new hasc
on the Shannon River. President de Valera, who trustingly allowed
Lindbergh to ralte him up on his rst flight, found him an interestingand cheerful companion.
But, back from Ireland-ron a delayed trip which starred the rumorthat he was lost iii the English Channel and turned a glare of public-
iry on him againhe once more went into seclusion in l-Cent. Two
mmiths later, in Febniary 1937, he started o with his wife nri their
io,ooo-mile jaunt to India and back. The trip was not without
Etlvemures;-'-_J;eling-1-inrced landing in the Syrian Desert in aIltlllrm that reduced visibility to :i.oo yd. At New Deli-J .._ .
his wife were entertained by Lord Linlithgow in the magnicence
of the vicctiegal palace. But all these new places and people seemedto make little ipression on him. People who talked to him on
these trips say that his main and almost exclusive interest seemedto be how snon flying weather would permit the next take-ufl. And
friends who aslreil him afterwards what he saw and thought gotno reaction whatever.
Shortly after the Lindberghs' return to London from Calcuttaii1
May ig;7-Anne had her third child. The precautions for secrecywere even more elaborate than usual. At the nursing home she was
listed as Mrs. Charles, and Lindbergh obtained permission from the
iilithoritiesioskip the usual registration formalities, so that the press
might get no lClV3I1CCll1IlClIlIll0l]~Dni-it-ig that summer, Lindbergh made frequent visits to Cartel atSt. Gilclat. Rumor had ii that they wen: planning a new line of
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Air Academy. But, unlilre the Germans, the Russians allowed himonly very short glimpses When he returned to London some weekslater, be told Lloyd George as well as several of the American Em-bassy staff that he was unable to malre even a odetately aecutate
estimate of the Russian air force and frankly didn't ltnow how goodthe Russians were. He did visit Lady Astor at Clivederi after hisreturn from Moscow and did "rail: about Russia in general." But
he did not say anything about the strength oi the Soviet air forte or
totnpare its planes or personnel with those of Germany or any othernation. Nor did he ever say in Prague, Paris or London that Ger-
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made banner headlines of ll. because for the man in the street Lind»
bei-5h: naine made the rumor fur,
As icir the Colonel's "reports" to the Freneh and British govern-menrs during the September eriiis~he made none His friends in
Whitehall and on the Quai dOrsai, and the American Ambassadors
l enned_v and Biillitt had asked him to lseep his eyes and ears openduring his trips around Europe. But the information that he re-
turned with was hardly sufficient :0 have had any inuence onChamberlain and Daladier at Mulfh. A high French official, whomthe writer asked about the "Lindbergh reports" at the time. smiled
wanly and started his remarks with: "You American riewspapermen4 . . He rr-Iehed tn his dc-sle drawer and tool: out a folder an inch
Tapping ii witli l1i's'fir|3e1'q_h-c eoi-.rin-.=e.!. Tleen-n1'o.rhereporrs cl our intelligence sei-wire in the eld on the Cm-man airir the last month Do you think we need Colonel Lindbergh?"
in London, the writer received the same sort of reply, which hewas able to confirm from various authoritative sources.
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Then in Octobera.feer Mui-iichI_.indbergh went to Berlin,
again for a meeting of elir Lilienthal Society of Aeronautics. Goringlaw a further opportunity ro use the unsuspecting Colonel for hispurpose. People who wnuld not believe "official figures" would be-
iieve Lindbergh Again the Field Marshal entertained him in royalstyle at his Potsdam palate. He arranged a tout for hiirrol the
Heinliel works in Rosuxlt and Berlin,]unlters in Dcssau_ Focke-WuL{
in Bremen and the other big facttmis in Munilh and Augsburg. He
plied him with gures and plans He eoneen-irmetl the best squadronsfrom all nver GC1'l'D3l1_92' on the Sraalren aireld {or him lo see. And
he presemed him with the second highest decoration that Hitler
has io bestow.
It happened at a stag dinner given by Ambassador Hush Wilsonas has home. Lindbergh was in the receiving line Gur-mg, arrivinglate, went up tn the Colonel carrying a liule red boa in his hand,
clicked ir open, and before Lindbergh ltnew what was happening,had hung the ribbon around his ock and pinned the but on bii coat-"lii the name of the Fuhrer," boomed rhr Field Marshal. Most of
the people present agreed alierwards that Lindbergh could noi havednrie anything about it. To have refused the decoration would havebeen an unpardtinable insult tn Hrtler, and very bad manners on
Lindbergh 's part alter he had accepted so much German hospitality.It would also have seriously embarrassed Ambassador Wilma-Ginrig had it all gured out. and had purposely no: warned Lind-
bergh in advances fearing that he might stay away from the dinner.Bat]: in Pl-HS, the full blast of American disapproval strucli: the
iittcrly amazed Colonel S92]l'Pl'I.S¬ changed to anger. Furious. heannounced tn iiariou; friends that, inst for that, he was going to
aeeept G6ring's invitation to live permanently in Gtflany. A1least lie would be left in peace there and eould work with faqiljrjq. lief yr Will! RFt~==a.&&.&9.P.§.E'*?~,*iX
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would he doing both America and hniiaell a terrible d,i'_;i-via 1,7raising that Itcp. And he nally relented.
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The importance of his report tn the War Department on German
air itrength has also been greatly exaggerated according to aniline-ities who ltnuw the situation. Washington has hoeri hilly informedby Mljf Smith's reports from Berlin and the material placed at thedispoaal of the American attaches in London and Paris by the Bi-iiiih
andfrendi governments. The capacity of the German a.ir iiidiiirqto produce i,ooo planes a month was known before the Municheohlereoce and was the most important {actor that Cqfbtgd fg
the French and British capitulation. Diplomatic circle; have it that
the Lindbergh report was ealeularingly prompted by Ambaiggdgr
ll- Kennedy antiilgen i_ia1cil:§ftht_i§dn3ii1i_stijati_i:in to impress the Senatell and House committees with the need ofrearniament. Lindhetgh'a
name could accomplish what no end of ocia! reports from the Wai-De-partmlmt Could.
In any case, Lindbergh is thoroughly disgusted with meddling ininternational aairs Secretary Icltes' attack nii him, and the te-ported intention of TWA to remove his name "The l..iotibe|-gh
1-i1i¬"!'Om their plans, hurt him deeply. Homesick as he is, hehas dropped whatever plans he had of returning to the U. S._ The Liiidhetgl1s' future aeetm to lie in Hli¢ - It is an unfriendly- "lace. The three-storied stone Breton manor hnu:-e with its conical' 92ersa little caatli.-ia livable enough. Built hy Atnhroise
imas.the fanious French musician of the tgth Citntury,ita rooms
04:. large and cheery, and taatefully furnished in Second Empireis le. The island, not much bigger than the house itself, lies ofa- tky coast that ll bleak and cold, except when a bright iiiminer aim.|ves it color and warm shadows. But here Lindbergh nd: life
ii--r,,, -cs: Visitors, even friends, don't bother him. There is on telephone. on the island. Dr. Carrel, glad to test after a New York winter cl
hard work and many engagements, doet nu entertaining.And Lindbergh has his wife and the little buys all to himself. A1in Paris, Anne divides her life between the children, het writing andlltr husband She spends hours with little Land and Jon, who haveU other iaynijtea. And the is with her husband whrnriu-the w-rmSliehabies Eitiidcvringly, giving way unquestioningly to moi!I his whims. To this dreamy, wide<yed, romantic girlso charm-ing and attractive even after all the horrors she has been through-he is still a hero who can do no wrong. She has inretctteti herselfineverything which internals him, ha lniclietl him CJl'lGf92-Ill!? and GOG
all she can to help him to .a fuller and happier hit She has and tolriends on occasion that the has no dsii-es in life except to he with"Charles" and the d'iild.reoand to write well. The success of her
books, with both terious eritiet and the general public, has givenher great ntisfaction and new nanhition.
The DIR hrisht spot in LiliCll>¬l'5h's fl-1!!-I11 in the pollilfliliry 0{Dt.Cartel: going to France permanently after his retirement from theRockefeller Institute thisjune. Theoreaearch and scientic adven-
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ities who know the situation. Washington has been fully informedby Ma;or Smith 's reports from Berlin and the material placed at the|.l.llP-ii92l of the American attaches in London and Paris by the Britishand French goverziments. The capacity of the German air industryto produce t,0oo plane: I month was known before the Mllnih
cnhfetente and was the on important factor that cont-i-ibntcd tothe French and British capirulatinn. Diplomatic circles have it dint
the Lindbergh report was calculatingly prompted by Ambassador
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name could accomplish what no end of oieiai reports from the WarDepartment could.
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international affairs. Secretary lakes attack on him, and the re-ported intention of TWA to remove his name The LindberghLine"! from their planes, hurt hini deeply. Homesick as he ia, be
hat dropped whatever plans he had of returning to the U. S.The l..indberghs' future seems to lie in I.ll.ier.. It is an unfriendly
The three-trotted stone Breton manor house with its conical
little etlt.-~15 livable enough. Built by Ambroiae
famous French musician of the igth Lei-itury,ir| roomslarge and cheery, and tastefully furnished iti Second Empireit The island, not much bigger than the house itself, iier oa
coast that is bleak and cold. except when a bright rulnmer run.92C§ it color and warm shadows But here Lindbergh nds life
Visitors. even friends, d0n'i bother him. There it no telephonethe island. Dr Carrel. glad to rest after a New York winter r1.ard work and many engagements, docs no entertaining.
And Lindbergh has his wife and the little boys all to hinaaelf. Aal Paria, Anne divides her life between the children, he: writing andhusband. She spends hour: with little Land and Jon. who haveAnd she is with her husband wheneirn-he -
adonngly, giving way unqueatioiiiiigly to mostl']lS wbinii. To this dreamy. wide-eyed, romantic girlw charm-and atu'at-rive even after all the lI0lTDll she has been through-he is still a hero who can do no wrung. She has interisled hrrselfin
everything which interests him, has studied him mte.-fully and doesall she can to help hitti to a fuller and happier life She has said tnfriends on occasion that she has no desires in life except to be with"Charles" and the ehild.retiand to write well. The aucceu of herbooks. with both re-rinua critics end the general public, has givenher great satinlaction and new ambition.
The one bright spot in Lindbergh: future is the possibility n{Dr.Carrel: going tn France permanently after his retirement from the
Rockefeller Institute thisjlme. Thenresearch and scientic adven-ture for the Culnnel at the Doctor; side, abut of entirely from ilieworld he hates.
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j*Peutscher ueckruf & eobachter and Free American,Vol 5 no 13 aw xork September 21, 1939'
The paper has changed its masthead on page 1. Instead
of the two boxes in erman which were to the right and
left of the title on top of the page " Official Organ 92of the¥ erman American Bund and of theXD.K.V." and" Figh ing organ of the racial ermandom , this issue has
on the left: 1
" AMERICANS! BUILD UP THE AMERICAS!" and on the right:
" KEEP THE U.S.A- OUT OF EUROPE'S WARS!"
The lead article in English on page 1 is " Lindbergh
demands U.S. keep out." The article states that the old
neutrality law "had practically the unanimous support of
the American people". The article is continued in douhbe
column spread on page 2, col. 1 and 2 and closes with th
sentence- in heavy type: -; -
" Write, circulate and mail letters and petitions to yo r
lifted or live to see your sons sent to slaughter forEngland and {rancel " _
Page 1, col.l and 2, center, and page 2, columns 5, 6 & 7
has an article in English " Don't be fooled again by tales
of German atrocities'. British propaganda u der_fn 1¬
Page 1, col. l and 2, bottom has an article i 7iQE;é§H"f,in a special box " Remember your constitution i*r1ghts%:+"
rrom President Wo0dnp,Wils0n's address at Ar ingtonsgp Q3
Uemetery, May 30, 1916." The article cites t e quote
" We have no criticism for men who love the p-aces¢Qmnugn.1 _headWaY~-" ' m:0oRnF*D Q INDEZGRD _'_ 5 @__éL:_l§
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4| their birth and the sources of their origin."r "
Almost one half of the front page is occupied-by an----»
appeal in Qerman in huge type and in a specially bordered
box:-e ' U. I O}C192${9 1ftavlglas DJESTROYED - AL!.lNFOF~M.T10§l commwi 0 man IS u:+cLrss1¥m- - _I jgféé7 MAY 111.51 D',,£§lLo[3;2,, l9 r 1.-pg-I LSTEG-'.
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