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FEDERAL: BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
CHARLES LINDBERGH
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. lt seems that Ch h never loses
an opportunity to take a slap at Great Britain. On
the other hand, there seems to be no record of the
some Mr. Lindbergh, in any way, shape or form,
belittling or criticising Hitler and the brutality of the
present German nation--in their fourteen separateacts of aggression. - I - , - '-
- Naturally, it_lri-tr. l.i- her§h__desires to we =nti=
British, that is his Business; however, he is rapidly
losing the respect at more and more loyal Americancitizens. ' *' '
If Mr. Lindbergh feels that England committed
a great sin by taking up arms in defense againGermany, we would like to hear what he thinks f-
Hitler's murderous invasion of Poland. -
> It seems that the least Mr. Lindbergh could
vrouid be to condemn the hnatnlity at Nazis:--, So-'===
Inunism, and Fascism, end, now that America is
committed by the will at the lnaiority to aid Great
Britain, to work tor a united nation in support at
President Roosevelt and our national defense effort.
We are glad that President Roosevelt has faith
in the ultimate victory at Great Britain over Germany.
We are glad that Roosevelt recognizes the serious-
ness of the situation and the tact that this War is iust»-BA -rt"
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so armidable a foe as the German war machine, R
is beaaase, daring the past twenty yeafs, We have
listened to propaganda at peace put out by Germany
and Russia ta the American public while at the some
time these hvo nations were making the greatest
possible eftart ta build what is now known to be"the
greatest military machine ever operated by one na-tion against another. " ' " " _- .
It is also because vre attempted to lollovr a policy
of isolation without providing ourselves with the mili-
tary and economic means of maintaining isaltitials
in any sense except that we refused to accept out
joint responsibility of maintaining the peace at the
world by joining, and making effective, the League
of Nations. " 1 - - ' " ' .
There is good reason to believe that the United
States and Great Britain can ultimately defeat Ger-
many and her allies, but we cannot afford to become
so optimistic in this belief that we would neglect to
promote ail at those defense efforts essential to final
victory. = ~' - , ~ -
There are I ical reasons to believe that theAxis powers could, in their ovvn good time, extend
their aggression to the Western hemisphere. If Amer-
ican aid to Britain is not too late or too little, it is
equally possible that the United States and Greet
Britain can both isolate the flames of var to the
European continent and ultimately defeat the dictatoritittions an their awn sail. "_ QJ If our English speaking nations have any lil-
ternal taults in their social, economic or political
make-up, they can be corrected in a democratic man-'
ner. It is a poor time now to squabble among oyst-
selves with Hitler knocking at the door-.~ '
- Nothwithstanding what may be right and Wtatlg
between labor and industry, it is entirely possible that
for every man-hour at labor lost as result at strikes
in defense industries, ten Americans may die in battle
tor lock of the materials that should be produced at
this time. - _ '
If it is true, as Mr. Lindbergh has told us, that
Germany can never invade our country. that the castwould be too greet, it could equally be true that GreatBritain and the United States, at ied in the greatest
possible vrar effort, cannot, In our lite time, islodge
the German conquerors from those fourteen hations
at Europe olreadv eeeapied by German, Russian andItalian military forces. bl - - ~
I if it is true that we are unprepared ta defend
ourselves at this time, it can only be because, after
a_ great deal of democratic debating during the past
year, we were slaw to put into effect the conscriptionprogram and start the machine; "to build outsveapans of defense, sunethirzlwe ldilauve done- not merely talked about! minute tler and
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complete and effective we our defense dnd thelnecessary offense, the sooner there will be a peace.
.lt may ta'l92e_ ten gears; it maytolse twenty Years. lf{the British Isles and the British navy ere tahen aver
by Germany, as In the case of France, thewar coald
easily last a hundred years. was the twd liernisphetei
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1 The only alternative would be for the demo-
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drawn into actiie warfare at this time rather than
a few days, a few weeks, or a 'few months later.
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JHO HOLD THAT VIEWPOINT TO THE COPPERHEADS OF CIVIL UAR DAYS,
THESE VIEHS, THE PRESIDENT.SAID, ARE HELD EY ONLY A SHALL MINORITY
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VIEWPOINT AND ADDED THAT HE WAS SORRY THAT SO MANY HITH THIS
TYPE OF NENTALITY ARE IN POSITIONS OF PROMINENCE TO SPEAK AND WRITE.
_ FOR HIHSELE AND CTHERS WHO SHARE HIS VIEWPOINT, THE PRESIDENT '
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IT HE DECLARED HE DID NOT WANT TO LIE DCEN AND ACCEPT THE CONQUEW
HE ACSERTED THAT DURING CIVIL WAR THERE HERE PERSONS FRO DELIEVED .
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CHARLES LINDEERGH AS A REAL AMERICAN.
IT SAID THAT LINDEERGH ISN'T AN OPRONENT OF WAR FOR REASONS OF
PASSION BUT FROM EURNING LOVE FOR HIS FATHERLAND-
HE THEREFORE REJECTED AHERICAN PARTICIPATION IN THE UAR ON THE.
CROUND THAT THE UNITED STATES IS NOT ARMED FOR THE CONFLICT AND
COULD NOT WIN IT-
A RETURN TO THE INHERITED CONTINENTAL POLICY OF THE HE DEMANDS
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Talka Defeatism la Hitler Ally
WASHINGTON. Aprll I UP!-
I-lenry Breckenridge. altorney for.Colonel Charlel A, Lindbergh. de-F
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the American Society of Intern;-Y
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{ from Army . NEW YORK, Aprnzs-_ic,1,
_ - -Charles Lindbergh, in I letter to
, President Roosevelt, today. In-
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NEW YORK, April 28.-col.
Charles A. Lindbergh, in a ietier to
President Roosevelt, today resigned
II a Reserve oiiioer in the United
Btatu Army Air Ocrpe.
The text of Col. Lindbergh: letterIoliuwe:
My Dear Mr. Preddentt
Your remark: at a White House
press conference on April 3 in-
volving my Reserve commission inthe finned States Army Air Ompe,have|o1 course. disturbed me |ruLt»ly. Hlhad hoped that I might ea.-ciae E right as an American -
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SHARPLY CRITICAL or THE FACT THAT LINDBERGH HARE PUBLIC HIs LETTE
BEFORE IT REAcHEn THE PRESIDENT, EARLY sAIn THIs HA5 THE sEcoRn CASE
IN uH1cH THE FLIER HARE PUBLIC A COMMUNICATION To HR. ROOSEVELT BEFEIT uAs IN THE PRESIDENT'S HANDS. _ .,
EARLY sAIB THE FIRST TIME LINDBERCH MADE PUBLIC A COMMUNICATION
To HR. RoosEvELT BEFORE IT REACHED THE WHITE HOUSE HA5 IN 1934 HHEH
THE PRESIDENT CANCELLED ALL PRIVATE AIRMAIL CONTRACTS AND TURNED
cvER To THE ARMY AIR coRPs THE JOB or CARRYING sucH HAIL.
'HEwsPAPERs PRINTED A.TELEGRAM on HQHBAY MORNING HHIEH HAD BEEN
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cET THE TELEcRAm UNTIL AEouT 10 A.H. MQHBAY. -.
THIS LETTER APPARENTLY Is AR EAMPLE or THE sAHE PRocEnuRE.'
LIRnRERcH's nEssAcE DURING THE AIRHAIL CONTROVERSY UAS.A PROTEST
AGAINST THE PRESIDENT'S CTIONo -** I
TURNING TO LI~nRERcH's LETTER or INTENTION T0 RESIGN ERQH THE
REsERvE AIR CORPS, EARLY SAID:
'1 CHLCKEB RITH RUDOLF FURSTER iWHiTE HOUsE EXECUTIVE CLERK:
cu LINDBERGH'S LETTER To THE PRESIDENT. HHILE THE PAPERs PRINTED
IT YEsTERnAY, IT HAS NOT YET BEEN REcEIvEn HERE. _
'1 READ IN THE PAPERS THAT HE Is RETURNING H15 coHHIssIoR. ITH1s LEADE HE To WONDER Ir HE IS RETURNING HIs DECORATION To HR.
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Colonel Lindbergh .
Axis pt-opagandists have played up
Col. Lindbergh's remarks for all they
veworth, not only in'the press 01' Ger-
iuny and Italy, and in the satellite
nations oi the European continent, hut
in Latin America as 1vell._ Writing Irom
Quito, Ecuador, for instance, Harold
Callender, of the New York Times, de-
clares that Col. Lindberglfs utterances
and those of his wife "have been widely
reproduced in the pro-Gerrnan press in
South America," and that he again
makes the rst pales oi all newspapers
siith statements like those the Germans
and pm-Ger-mini have seen makini.
Tl-iis is very disturbing news at a time
when our national policy rests upon con-
tinental aoliclarity. In undermining
declared national policy, and in making
himself e -1:0-ta.-.::-. d i wit-t of
view which gives such valuable all and
comfort to the enemies of mankind, Col.
Lindbergh has taken a very considerable
responsibility upon himself. What makes
lull nnai1'-'4-""'e"'K"" -K" 1"" - - ,1
that with all his plailrjpeakinl 01 the
tgvo yearsjae Flsmneveir v0t'F:H"'I
szllablg do! Brotestugipst Nazi actis
which have outraged civilized opiit.
'!'b_i4 is something to ponder over,
Equally astonishing is the fact that,
while saying that the downtall oi Brit-
ain would he a tragedy tor us, he takes
such a negative position as an amateur
policy-n-lager toward preventing it
Now, in pique over a remark made on
the subject of defeatists by President
Roosevelt at a recent press conierence,
Col. Lindbergh has resigned hie com-
missionint.heArm;rAirCo|-psleserve.
The rightness or wronlness of his action
is a subsidiary matter, though it might
Illpointedoutthathadhebeencalled
into active service, as has happened to
lo many other reserve ocers, he Quid
nothaveheenabletomakethespeechea
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ONLY in flrinr In-up backlfrom Paris could Giarlss
A. Lindbergh have achieved as lunch publicity as ha
did on llonday and Tuesday when he seized the oppor-
tunity to become a martyr, an opportunity handed to
him by the Presldt. '
' That h the helical error committed by a President
t who was wise enough during his campaign to refrain
from so much as mentioning his opponent's name.
That was only in eor of st-rsie: but ihere was
s, deeper error of principle: _ - - -. r 'By using the power oi. bis office to silence Und-/blfll, and by im ication, to force his resignation as s C-olonel in the 8. Air Force Reserves. President' Roosevelt has sent a shudder oi fear through all those
qualified experts who_ would like to tell t.he'A1neriea.n
people that we are building OBSOLETE combat planes.' With very few exceptions, the men who are quali-' ed to criticize technical aspects of our defense pro-
! duction, are either in Army or Navy Reserve: or theyI have been called into active service; or they bold IH defense job in Washington; or they are trying to landIn h-...sW e. gcve...:ne::t cen.......
i Critics Drives to Cover . - " ' -
In other words, if the idea gets around that thePresident is going to crack down on anybody who
dares express a contrary opinion to the official view, then the only way we can find out that we are making
the wrong kind of tanks and combat planes is to losea big battle and the lives of hundreds of American boys.
on That brand oi folly in high places cost France her
independence as a nation, it made Nazi war prisoners of
8 million French soldiers. De Gsulle tried to tell France
that tanks were needed to stop HitJer-all he got forhis Lrouble avg a price on hie heed; end the pe.*.:l*..:,'
France pays for not listening to him: is slavery. A -
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story of "Billy" Mitchell, Chief of the .A.E.F. Air orceanal ilirst American to y a combat plane over the er-ll IIIOI-. '92 J? Billyf llitchell lought, and diedfor the reforms
tn U. S. Aviation that even the fall oi France have not
. yet brought about. -. ,
In February. 1925, approaching s climax of his
crusade for an independent Air Force, General Mitchell
told the House Military Affairs Committee that the War
92 Department wg quite tncepehle of erecting. he:-.dling
92 or administering air power in an efcient manner."
92 That honest indictment brought General Mitchelll the kind of crack-down Lindbergh got-be was demotedan rank to a Colonel and shifted to an "exile" post in
ens.
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92He kept slugging tor the truth; and got a court
martial. Thirteen generals tried him. Those generalsshould be hauled up now and shamed linblicly fortheir verdict It wands out in U. S. history or stupidity
and injustice. Read it: was uni {Isa din-n° I J I Iv = .. - _.. ...- -_..lL*l-.. c! the exa-. .o:' the seas
laof the Army. whose discipline be has endangered and
whose fair name be has attempted to discredit. We
1. ask his diarninal for the sake oi those young officers of
the Army Air Service whose ideals he has shadowed and
whose loyalty he has corrupted. - , -
"Finally. we salt it in the name of the American poo-Ele, whose fears he has played upon, whose hysteria he* as tomented, whose condence he has beguiled and
.1 whose faith he has betrayed." . *
And now The Ilirror asks Ilayor LsGnardia toerect s memorial to "Billy" Ilitchell at LsGuard:a_Idr-
port, s memorial to the beat friend those young officers1ro:nieam;a1rse~iee"everhan. - -"
1 ~ and The Iirror calls for snore "martyrs" unins-
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Assails Lindy i
I Stimson Accepts
His Resignation
5 a; hoafta rumor
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cuae oe1et|reolth¢Il'°ll5l-I5-
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amfyutu-day aooentd the nail-~
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W _ _ i"Without eomment the
III! took the tlltultlll JIlmitngarutlnamuntkl
armed for-eel dttrlnl I Dind 0!,
gattonal emergenq. Ba did 1lIIL'ho1rever.h:aomucha|oneIord'
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department made the annotmce-
tenet; refused detai.lnmt tn me hare aentence_ and
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Int wee: came the acid label
"oopperhead." pinned n Prat
dent I-ooaevett on Undllooaed another Itthertng hlut a
the Lone Iae.I 2"! understand by the prea92tlu_.. _he-re!-. Q retugntns:'9292u!on to the Secretary otd a White Home apoken ."Ibis lead; me In wonder Ihe la also returntng his deoorato Hr. Hitler." - -
Lindbergh was decorated Itththe Order of the German Iagle
II!AtrllarahaJGoe1'lnIlnaIer-
Uh eeremon; several years
;an incident hla Ioea have made
the tnnet of. ~
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had luat left the Pnatdlt. and
.hone doubted that the Eltleria-It
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"II Dianna! _
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oonteren yesterday aarnocn.I-ihdbere? lot oft auot»g:a4a4|a-
ibittt =»S?" |'¥t'?;t:r.r:: up tot-taolationht J}: t the lvlltie hta letter hefu-e it
Prelidet. and Nlhd' hatter r-havt-=1 l the 'eelt-Llgadbeigg zetattoos than IQ I"":'5nh '3» In autwnz thePresident aooeled ll-'1oonu-act: and woe:-ad the Arm!to y the mails as a result cl]
acandaloua ocean and ah-nail.revelations helore a Senate multi-_[Il-1-DI committee headed 5! ml
present Btltlletna Oourt it -
I meet. _ -.
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5 Ieaterda! the OOMIIII-It llll.crisply: '
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- "tn nu, nenoeven will I
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morning which had been ralethed
m Btlnday afternoon. me White
Home did not aet the H1181!-Ill
until about 10 am. Monday. This
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1 Honda; was not dedpherahte. the
White Home announced.
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PIQGQDI Indicated hat Pride: heill.-tndherlhr wouldn't have ah!-duties, ewu: it he oonttnuad to-hold hh DGIl.IIl1lIl¢L llozitherlta a communion that eon alae
eah hold. .' with the determination ,the
President than timed that
Oath tn htr pt-pent tune ofmind would not he "avatlahla"
torthenewttmrhowahaptqop,
Stimson apparently deeloeo not to
adopt a doe-tn-the-manger atti-
%e about the Ieatlnatlm. At
8ee:eta:7- an! rate, the veteran
a nliltan may who hidden
i ]no alternave but
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'hP_;w the President. having for eight
jihrs carried successive burdens of i
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. . .accer-ted Charles A. Lindbergh: res nation es a alone! 1.._|I1 the U. S. Army Air Corps Reserve. nation. especially _
"at a time like this, ought not to lose l ' je regret extremely that the_War Department has
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the services of so valuable a man.
because the President, at last Fri-
day's press conference, called him a
eopper-head; or, in effect, autraitor.
We can understand Lindbergifa
feeling, that he had no other honor-
able course than to resign his reserve
"eigmmission. And we can understand
national depression, prelude to World
War II, and World War H itself on
on back, would feel irritable toward 5" ~ _
anybody who disagreed with him on a matter which
deemed vital to the interests of this country.
' For all that, this is no time to lose Lindh-ergh's actual
and potential services to the United States. We don't now
consider his politics and his views on U. S. involvement in
this war; we're thinking only of his value to this country
as a great aviator.
_ §92ttempts have been made 1ately_ to smear Lindberghnotionly as an isolationist, but also as an allegedli 1111111
yar who had one enormous stroke of luck which he has
been capitalizing ever since. This is simply a false pictureer Lindbergh the aviator. - 92
In the primitive days of mail yinl. Lindbergh was so
iaringima fly-erthat hehad to.-ail eut!:.~_:n*t.i...-a*.n
jeaaoup fog over dangerous terrain." 92 _
_,¢ The 83-hour New York-Paris ight Hay 20-21, 1927,
Vaanoyingfoofsleapinthedark. Itwaamadeina
Iran snonoplane whose construction was supervised hr
- - Lindbergh; and it was preceded by a test ight
ying from San Diego to New rm which heat the
,' . then solo transcontinental record.Uflscrd _ ____ -. .. . .=.._._- -4;.L _ In 1024. Llndnergn was grauuav-en73:-ooh Field at or near the head of his class. Be wasnE
ill the on]; four snen in that elasa designated as t _
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' In the year following the Paris rum Lindbergh made
expertly navigated air tours of the United States and oathvilli ights to Mexico, Central America, Southand the West Indies. He followed this up bymoql of the present routes oi Pan American Airways. He
has been for years technical adviser to Pan American and
T-W.A. _ '
With his wife, the former Anne Morrow. Lindbergh in
1931 ew north to the Orient," meaning to Japan Via
Canada, Alaska, and Siberia; a sensational achievemt for
those days. In 1933, the ying Lindberlhl made What
amounted to s world tour by airplane. .
t_ After Lindbergh had made governrnent-chaperoned
ilnspections or! the Russian and German air forces, he
reported that the Russian air force was greatly overrated,
and that the German air force was very strong and
growing more so. A
This made all the Russia-lovers and many of the liberals
in this country hopping mad. They didn't get any less mad
when Lindbergh turned out to have been right about the
German air force. It was then that the attempts to smear
him as a traitor bought with a Hitler medal had their
birth. The Russia-lovers will doubtless be madder still if1T is some day proved right about the Russian air force.
l a a a
LU. the same press conference at which he called Lila!-birgh a copperhead the President remarked about a Nww
York Daily News editorial Concerning conquere-i._"
published Wednesday, April 23! that be
H55 1'1-'|iis"iy"i was that people who could
. . such a dumb editorial were in such high Ti°PP°""°" places that they could write or our like T
thatatall. Wel1,it'aourbusinesstotal:eitaswellaadish i
tit. We try to accept such presidential reproaches with ra- 3
spect, while continuing to disagree with the President when
we feel like it. __
I - Lindbergh: case is different. though. He is a ying
fwizard, a master in all departments of aviation Maybe
inc. too old as! for combat ying, but he would he _
iinvaluable on some big desk job connected with our air 92
forces in time of war, '
; And heisaleaderodaratherlargebodyofAmerican§1'|¢110921Ihl:i.he isolationist group. He would he ullsd a i
principal member of His Majesty's Opposition if we ,
in England--which we may be soonand would have *
'plete freedom of speech, at least up until the time weiactuallyinthe war. . , 7
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"The utterances of Qua:-iea
A. Lindbergh give more en-
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said since the beginning of the
war," Mathew Woli declared tn-
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Iiorai blow to England." the third
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to apread doctrine; at anti-Sunk
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10 split the emmtry int» |nmu.rit.iIl. 1
The convention rules committee
refund a request that a represent-92
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them became oi the appeasement
principles at Norman Thomas, it
Iraa lahaai. 1lpzkping at Iandei hail last
'!'.l'1*l. qumorlhiv of the
Giana R. Walgreen Ioaandation I0:
the Study at American Institutions,
Wail said that organised labor to-
day face: the gravest hour in ita
history. i
W011 dsdanat that hue hhor
ean not ponibiy survive if the IQ
taiitarian nations are victorious in
the present struggle, hut added that
aetateofhinrwouldstillheilthe
hahma svn if the democracies
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Lindbergh as an intallible prophetlol Initi-
92tary events, his admirers put great emphasis
ion his report, late in 1938, on the impressive
{size and strength of the Nazi air lorce. It ls
lemphasized reputedly that he tried to tell
the British that they were hopelessly out-
classed in the air, and that the British re-
fused to listen to him. Lindbergh was right
in 1938, his admirers reiterate; ergo, he anuat
be right today.
There can be no challenge to the declara-|
Mun» um Lindbergh was right in nae; but
what he tried to tell the British people was
already old ltu. A man named Winston
Churchill had been telling them about Ger-
many's rearmarnent program tor more than
four years. lie had been telling them in
rspeeches and in newspaper and magazine
.1articles, many of which were published in
the United States as well as in Britain.1 In November, mat, speaking to his con-
-stituency, Churchill warned that Germany.-rearrning secretly, illegally and rapidly, willihave overtaken us before another year has;
passed." A fortnight later, on Nov. 17, he
asserted that it was necessary for Britain tomake herself the greatest air power in the}
world m order to avert another iar. Peri-
-iodically, during the years between 1034 and
F938, he tried to arouse the British public
lto the menace oi Nazi rearmament, and to
,;oad the government to action. Compared to
his efforts, the voice of Lindbergh was tiny
and inconsequential. "
In a syndicated newspaper article dated
September, 1037a year betore Lindbe:-ghs
reportChurchlll ll ared: Al an hide-
pendent Conservative ember I felt bound
togivethealanrnar veyearaagqthe
vast secret process ot rearmament,
contrary to treaty, began to be apparent i
light months previous be bad Itittenzi
"Still more diicult it is to guess how much,
the [British] Air Ministry will apend. The;
ilnore theycanspendthehette1'.I1th¬yoou1d
jpend three times as much this year, we
iahould be tar saler and happier, and there
to play In eeetive part in preserving
,peaee. i During all those years, whil Churchill, - was tryinl vainly to inform t oi
P the enaee oi Nazi llrpower,
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temp to mm: up Llndberlh u a www-iwere denounciltl him as a warmongerf I
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WASHDIGTON, llny 16Bepcn-in
warn circuhlod today In Republican
circlll in thn Bonn thnt Chm-lul
A. Lindbergh vu preparing to ro-
cnblinh hi: voting privlhgon in
the Sixth diltrict 0! llnntluta. in
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paclallawtn these days when nave!Ilrhre ta being carried on Inathan IMO lnilea from our aboxea,
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alno. LoriallyonDec.I1,1940,the'1rib92mee:preIolthel?£:.calview'point. '.i'heTz-ihuneaaidthatitlerlndRooiwvelt think alike, and given a free hand would mid: .-
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What doe! Lindbergh pm-opole? "American policies are
traditionally made by officials lected by the people. Tholeelectedoificiailuetheludziliggl. Whatnewpolideliwhowillmakethenewpolicieaandl howiilpioktbenewleadeblhip? We pick national leadership here by baliotimis e
Constitution. Dos Hr. Lindbergh know another wa;!'__ '* -
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hi tbcinindn ofanti-Lincoln lob-oteurawiao menu-rnitbo
ivwuinaoonspincytohuulincgoinoutbeolillethy
didntiikehiapo1icieaandhialeaderlhip_!-1'. _
Speaking inhioago in April, Senator Wheeler laid:
President Roosevelt may have tine porch-II
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Roosevelt was Howell advocating erorld
policies although the Pnedldeot In mousing
ohn...endlfonrh-ootlerlieoontbenhine,
mm frontier rent: on the looinippi." The
1 policy, laid Linbergh, will be nu between?"
opheleewhich mayluttorgeoeraoge.'?- """_ ,.. -
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Ihufo our agreement among Ge:-mm
Japan In 1 denite"°.P" '1' ? combine m um to
proper place end the President: mower
tioootthiolmd,i|thotweouree1veew£ll
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Ia it not time for Federal author-
Ies. notably the FBI, to take de-
cisive action in regard to Ir. Charles
Lindbergh? -
The right oi tree speech
way been abrogated by
den!-s Proclamation 0! a Declara-
tion or Unlimited Irnergency, and
yet his action was a clear call that
thisistoocriticalaperiodior the
luxury of internal dissension. All
the arguments pro and con have
been debated and aired tor many
months and it is no secret where the
majority opinion lies.
Lindbergh has taken one step put
his privilege of tree speech and
stepped openly and agrantly into
the realm oi treason and political
chicane:-y. One sentence alone in
his speech in Philadelphia on llay
I will serve as an example. I quote:
"Isi:potti.me1orustoturntonew
policies and to a new leadership?
On the one hand. Lindbergh he-
ratea the Administration Ior not
iollowing what he considers to be
democratic principles, and on the
other he openly requests his dubious
loilowers to change leaders. And
by what methods? The sinister im-
plication is only too elar. -
Up to now. some persons might.
have had reason Io suppose that
ind-bergh was a sincere patriot.
only a pacist who sincerely hatsi CHAR]-Q '0 suld The FBI Take Action? 1
war and violence. ready to loindefensive lorces of the Nation
soon as the elected President of
the people indintod that naoellty.
But not he stands tuily revealed so
leven the most simple-minded as an
jxponent oi the Nazi aeheme of
things, pledged to carry out. and not
unwittingly. the principle of Hitters
statement in Ida Ka.mll!." It Wit.ithat ii would he easy to produce
diasension end rioting in the United;States at the right moment. e
By asking tor a change oi! leaders.
Lindbergh has laid hiinseli men
arrest an s charge
citement to rerol
one, hope that our
no longer hesitate
hand, and forget the
action might make a
It is my belief that
nens such as Lind
harm than even th
man spy or sahoteur.
; goes for Ieasra. John '1'
;Senat-or Burton K. Wh
whom have expressed
idea. naml-II. "1! ll Mt
to turn to new polici
new leadership?"
Hie answer oi the major!
query la: "It is time b
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Lindbergh?
The right of tree speech has in no
1 way been abrogated by the Presi-
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tion oi Unlimited hnergeney, and
, 711% his action was s clear call that
th is too critical a period tor the
1 1'7 0! internal disaension. A11
!he,nrsuments Pro and con have
been debated and aired for manymoo}!-is and it is no secret where the
mlj rity opinion lies.
Lindbergh has taken one step past
his privilege of tree speech and
stepped openly and agrantly into
the r¢a.Lm oi treason and political
chicanery. One sentence alone in
his speech in Philadelphia on May
i will aerve as an example. I quote:
Ia itnott.i.meforaastotu.rn tdnew
policies and to a new leadership?
On the one hand, Lindberlh be-
ratcs the Administration 101' not
lollowing what he considers to be
democratic principles. and on the
er he openly requests his dubious
2 owers to change leaders. And
b what methods! hie sinister lan-
tion is only too clear.
p to now. some persons might
have had reason to suppose that
I-lndberllt was s sincere patrit
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war and violence. ready to to the
defensive Io:-eea of the Nati as
aoon'as the elected President all
the people indicated that ta.
But new he stands fully re to
even the must simple-minded as an
exponent or the Nazi scheme d
things. pledged to earn out. and not
unwittingly. the principle oi Hitler's
statement in "Helm Kamnlf to wit.
that it would be easy to produce
dissension end rioting in the United
Stats at the right olne_nt.'
By asking tor a change oi leaders.
Lindbergh has laid himaelr open to
arrest0nach1I'|e0£t|'eaaonlndtn-
ei ent to revolution. and 1. torqn%1:pa that our Government willno ler hesitate to tahe him in
hand, and forget the tears such
action tnilht make a martyr him.
belief that Am citi-
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Referred to lnterventioniete.
Not lmpeechment Piee _,
scones PRESS TREATMENT *
leserte Philedelphie Remeric
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--Denounces Opponents
Qierlee A. Undbergh denied em-
pheiiceily yeeterdey thet he hed
reierred In President Rooeevelt
when he eppeeled for e chenge in
Iuderehip in hie epeeeh tor the
Americe Firet Committee in Phile-
ieiphie on iiey ii.
He deciered thei. the chenee hi_
Ieederehip reference wee directed
et lnterventiooiete-"the leeder-ehip'
of the oppoeiiion which we [the ne-
tlnn] have been lotto-wing in recent."
loathe," end edded: _
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the Anierice Pl:-It Committee ed-I
vocetee proceeding by enythio; hutlnnltutinnl-i methode. i
Ir. Hodbergh |-eve thet eeplene-pi
Lee 2 e QQIQI!-E is !.".1!iem 2.3lloore, menegtng ndltnr of TheiBeiiimore Bun. Hie ehicidetion of
the etetelnent thet provoked e|new of Gldlm by thoee wee}thought it euggeeted "revolution":or impeechinent Q1 the Pfgnt
hi-ioiet _
"In apt! to your teiegrun ofJune I, my reference to the need}lor new leederehip epplied toIeedu?1p of the lnterventiz Iii the netion hee heen ow-IQ in recent enonthe. _ II i
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eonetituiionei inethode. It ie our
uppoeition the tnterventioniete!which endengere the Ai'nerim.nTOonetttntion when :1 ohjecie tn em-1
treedom oi epeech end eepredon.
Under the Oouetitution, we &ee r
every right to edvooete e leedebl
ehip for t.hi.e oountij wh! 1lnterventioniet end
the interee-te of Ame:-i
le, in Iect, the primer! ob
our committee. We believe the:
non-interventionist end tundeinen-
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necelty to the eecueity end ml-
lere of ouroounu-y."
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deport: my question was removed
entirely trom'Its oontezt. Neither
I nor anyone else on the
rst Committee advoataaat interventionist.»-nae llaQflh1Q;C_!Odin{ by anything but constltu-l
ill 1 'of the opposition which we nu
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recent men the. If Nation! have been tollowing
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America rst Committee ad-
I-es proceeding by anything but
tilutional methods. he said.!
Lindber|h'.s remarks were madr'
In I191! no a telelram lrom William
l. Moore, managinl editor of the
Baltimore Sun. received at the can-i
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the phraae that the America Pint
Organization is seeking new leader-
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Qxplanaliohone methods. It is our inn the interventionist!! wgen the American Cunatitu
when it objeeta to our Jlraedom ofspeech and expression. Under met
Constitution. we have er!jg advocate a 1.-.am|=T§m'i'|;
country which la non-Interventlom
lat and which places the late:-eats
at America brat. This ll. in fact,
the primary ohjecva o! our oom-
mittee. We believe that a non-inter»
vantionlst and 1 entail; Amer-
ican leadership of vital naoanity
to he 2c::ri:y -i-I erelia:-e dear
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§Lindbe1-gh has been toroed to take cogni-
tzsnce ot widespread public criticism oi his
;recent remarks anent a change in leader-
ship: for this country. He now denies that
-any of his utterances along this line were
directed against the Pre_sident. He says that
his call for new leadership was aimed at in-
terventionists," at the leadership of the op-
position which we the nation! have been
ollowing. z
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Lindbergh: pronouncements in recent
months have been directed specically, at
some point, against Mr. Roosevelt He has
repeatedly insinuated that the President is
the ringleader o! a war party bent upon
leading the people, by subterfuge, to their
own destruction.
' "Neither I nor anyone else on the Amar-
-ica First Committee advocates proceeding by
anything but constitutional methods." he
says. But he said nothing about constitu-
tional-methods when advising his following,
inarecentarticle, that you andIandpeo-
pie like us |n'ust take the reins in hand.
It seems obvious that Hr. Lindbergh is
"crawling. He has been forced to beat an un-
digniiied retreat trom a dangerous position.
Nevertheless, we consider his disavowal oi
itreasonous intent a hopeful sign of the grow-
_ing force od an amused public opinion. Let
his hear, next, similar diaavowals from Sen-
lator Wheeler and others who have preached
ith new leadership text. Lindbergh at-'te;%stospeak!orthen1.alao.But,od
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The weapon: of mode:-n"a-asiala
lnake America lea niinerable to;
invasion than ever before. Charle
A. Undberlh declared tonieht in"
an add:-ea before an America
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Official; of the II-owl eatimated
the attendance at 30.000 peraona,
eapaeitr cl the unenair theater.
Undbergh, prior to making his
address, vieved the audience hum
the wing: or the at-ace and ex-
preased aatisiactiun at the lane
;ero-lrd ihich had come to hearnut. Bcnator n. Worth cm-r 11!.!.
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1 *1: aviator charted that theltwo chief enntenuons oi interven-I
tionisu are ialiacies; ti! That-
.lnode-rn warfare makes um eoun-'
land {I} that the beef. was to do.5:-cg: America is by defending III!-
While the development; of
modern warfare have increaaed:
the mlaerabiiity 01 natium within:
_a hemisphere §-o__eaeh_have decreased the abmt! M one
hemisphere to attack the other
aneeeae1'uil1." Undherih laid.
"The development of ariatim 1}made Iranoe and Ineland much;
more vulnerable to Germany than
they were berm-e. but aviation
nakeg it more difficult for Iurone
to attack America, er lot America
to attack lurope. than itbau ever;
been in the past. 1_
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thin war indicate that aircraft
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Charles L Lindbergh wan anaed
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Chaes A. Lindbergh was alalh
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jot the United Staten by Dr. Irank,
Bonn. chairman of the German-
American conga-en for Democracy."
in an address before 1-be conic-umi
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"uni here ioiay.
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merce. made this charge In connec-
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lauonist and lPP¢aser lone: In thir-
aea-untry would leek to utine Hit-._
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mean; of llarnlLrin|ln| Americanaid ta England by painting Hitler,-a the savior 0! the Id 1:
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San Francisco. July l.Charlea A.
Lindbergh told -an antiwar massmeeting toni[ht "I would a hundred
iimea rather see eny country ally
heraelt with Enlland, or even with
Germany with all he-r faults, than
with the cruelty, the godleslneaa.and the barbarum that exist in S0-
vlet Russia."An alliance between the United
States and Russia should be apposed
by every American, by every Ch.r1s-tian, and by every humanitanan inthis country." Lindbergh said in anaddress prepared to-r a eivle audi- -
America first Committee. _
The America rst Ccanmlttee
has never accepted Communists or
Fascists in its membership." hepaid. We have never changed ourpo yinthisreapect. Wea ptnoforeijn way at lile, and no tor
i sdenlogiea We rejev-'1
They are ready to join vii: anation whose record or cruelty.
shed and barbarian-92 la without blood ., parallel in modern bil1fI."
Ialaea Cearaaal .
Lindbergh: talk was In-oadcall
over the National and Mutual aet-
, works._"'1h longer this ararlalu.92'0:l_nurrues the more ehll "I '-aua becnme." he nid. "I_Then ltd
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'Ira.uceandGergnany_-_F .to ' meenng lpon red by the Hum '0 jltkusslanwayotllteourwayg-1_92 - '-' Are we now to 5; +H 1 the policies of smm n well *
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Lindberltfs ldmirltion tor the
Nazi II! 0! Lite it not rtrlnle.
betlule he never learned that neo-
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an Harry Bruno, tonne: clan ed-virer end triend of the ier. Ln
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Richard Blythe, rep:-eaemed andgmm led the Lone Inxie in hi:rel: nr with the public beforegum after his historic AdmI F .. jllinl his put uaociltion viLigsgitrgh, Bruno writes:7 "1'-here is one tnil 0!
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be reaction 0! the blle. air tsuiummmnmmiicuunune
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very simple terms. The Lone Eagle pro-92
fesses to believe we are stronger alone than,
in any possible combination of friends or
allies. He assures us we can make ourselves
"invincible," simply oy i.Tl1iJ_li it home iii
ignoring what happens abroad.
This is the theory of the defensive,
made popular after the last war, and now
completely discredited by Hitler's campaigns.
Thong- qrhan Iaauanau ala-animal hip Qhlnmsuqaavn-G wuv pa vaaaaaagn ecu a-saan a-naive,
mainly in connection with the illusory dis-
armament debates at the League of Nations,not only were unfamiliar with military his-N
tory, but also did not understand even the-
last war. Q that war, the Qentral Powersi
knocked out Serbia, Belgium and Russ:i.a,i
and took a third of France, by attacking.
They very nearly dest yed the French andBritish armies in llby a series of vast!
and violent attacks. ey were themselves
defeated, from July 1!, ma, on, by a series
of equally vast and violent attacks, conduct-Y
ed by the tired French and British, in con-I
junction with large fresh forces mm the
United States. I
There is only one sure way to win a war.
It is to defeat and destroy the enemy: armed
forces, or their will to fight, by carrying the
war to them with the utmost skill and vigor.
If Lindbergh, Nye, Wheeler, Norman
Thomas and the Chiuago Tribune had their
way, we would have topped material aid to
Britain and China ng ago. action
could have had but ne result-the speedy
defeat of Britain and China, accompanied
oy the setting up oi 'urder govern-
ments there, co-operating with Hitler. The
only remaining obstacle between Hitler and
his dream of world domination would then
be the United States. ' .
Some tsoliiionists feel eondt, iFT!if-
ently, that in these circumstances we wouldhe one to make a deal with Hitler ou ves,
and thus avoid trouble. But in the f ofthe kt of the last two years. only a na-
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inryrrnlt we would have an enforg, gig-
down with Hitler, ending in war.
Does anyone believe we oould win such
a war simply by guarding our own shores,
while Hitler sank ourahips, bombed our,
coast cities, and made such inroads as he
could in South or even Central America?
Therewmildbeonlyonewayforuato
win such a war. We would have to carry
it, sooner or later, to Asia, Adrien or Europe,
or perhaps all three, with the object, nal-
ly, of destroying our adversaries .main
forces and breaking their will to ght
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and the Pacific, and particularly with Brit-
ain for a base in Europe and Africa, and
China or even Siberia for a base in Asia,
this would be a feasible operation, especially
vim China, Britain we Rua
ring, atlll ghting. Without such bases,
such outlying support, the task would
vastly more difficult. Knowing that
the offensive can finally win, must
auuharvnal In Hun nnrmllil nf fir-Mini I
defensive wart?
We deny, therefore, the Lindbergh theata
To our mind, it is not only utterly false. but
perveraely misleading and extremely alan-
gerous. Ho embattled nation has ever bolt,
oreverarillbe,st:-ongerbyltaelfthanwlth
the eo-operatios and help of riends Ind
allies. This is _ tary. And it leans
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LINDBERGH says: "1 would a hundred times rather see
_ y country ally herscl1'_with England or even with Germany
with all her faults. than with the cruelty, the lodlessn andthe barbarism that exists in Soviet Russia. . 1 _ E
In that statement, we tii-, the Colonel iLNl&F§ in Afamiliar to the practitioners of courthouse oratory-the have-
you quit beating your wife '!" technique. He implies thillll which
the facts neither oonnote nor demonstrate to be true-that those
lmericans who see Germany as the grutest menace to the
safety and security of America, and who welcome the diversion
created by Russia's entry in the war, must by that token and of
necessity ally themselves spiritually or intellectually with Com-
munism. His second implication is that America has no choice
but to ally herself either with Nazism or Communism.
America does not have to make a choice between Communism
and Nazism. The tact is that Anierica has already made he-
choice-made it two years ago-and it is neither Communism
nor Nazism. When Russia allied herself with Germany, that was
the signal for the war to start. England went in against Ger-
many and her ally Russia. And when England went in, America
made its choice. America tool: sides with Britain against both
Germany and Russia-against both Communism and Nazinn.
America has remained steadfast on that election. Ameriunrublic sentiment stands today where it has stood for two years.
t is against Hitler and Nazi world conquest. It is for Britain
and for whatever will prevent that conquest.
30 far as iustice and decency and nan-rianitar-ianisrn are eon-
eerned-so tar as the rights and privileges of individuals are
concerned-there is no distinction between Communism and
Nazism; We do not prefer Nazism to Communism or Com-munismlto Nazism. We want defeat of dictatorship and of
"9" ? i . . .When-and with s. famt it -Germany conquers Rawbreeds Nazism to Communism, we wonder with what to]
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Becrei-lry 0! Interior Herold L.
Itkee use tonight um "in of
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inouncea communism bemune it de-
Ienda itself egeimt I-he aggres-
sion of Hitler. hut I have never
heard mu Knicht of the German
legle denounce Hitler or miln
or Mussolini or II-I2-1Il'|..
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countries of Iurvoe. not even for
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rgh's pes.|iomte.word| ere
courage Hitler and to
wn the will oi his own fellowSign to resin Hitler end nui-
, Ieke: lktbflrlndbtflllllllpg upon Amerieem to take n
1'5:-of: iro the ilii of France. el-
lertint that Goebhe1I' lying Iordl
dii more to destroy french Gemin-
ncy than Hitler: lnlrehing lol-
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taken. he continued. point-tug to
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put greet bus, w$1:-oes vri dotier out of
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Wigiie Hitler is busy waging
his want-on war with Rmaia-de-
aplte hu aolemnly plight-ed word--1
we must utilize every moment to,
increue our production, mp up'
our output. and swim! your the
resources and material: at wa:
into Britain."
The rate of airplane manufac-
tux-e has been increased "neay.
he laid. and "in the last 12 months
the output. or machine tools has
doubled."
Perl]; In lnadan Defeat
Oarand ries have trebled." he;
continued. Minor naval exalt,
wiper construction 1-one Iron: 54;
to 407 in the last. year. We are}
no-v producing six t-{ones as much
ponder as we did a year ago. We
are? manufacturing 14 tunes a|'I
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be a deiear. or communism; it
would be I woridi-hlkzinz vio-
tor! for Nl.zli.aIn" in which BRIG!
would acquire ennnnoul llxltary
stores and resources, atop aid to
China ao that Japan would be
tree for new reckiea adventures
in Alla and in the Pacic. and.
it he ahonid control Siberia. Hil-
Ier would become a menace to
near-5! Alaska and threaten our
Pacific Onllt and out-lying ll-
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A victory over Rllllil would
rive him incalculabie BT81-lie In
Bnuth America and it would also
encourage our own deiealta.peaaera and Iaacist leiiow
en. *"In other words. the deftqiRussia would mean a niahimlire
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