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_ FILE NUMBER: 65-11449 CROSSREFERENCES ! K -. ]9292 92 J ' .F NEWS-KEY - ¥. 'I ' '. '92 Investigation c onsiatsky ...... page 1 Q Smith Grows Bolder ...... -..___....-.-....-...._.. .n-.. -...... " 2 I 'Ae x 92 Pro-Axis FifthColumn Propaganda Candidate in Detroit for Senate " 3-4 2 _' Y is , ' NOTE: Tb: Hour is a condential bulletin, published each week by The Hour Publishing Co., Inc. The price of subscription is $5.00 per - 1' pr . 2 5-; »_.,,- z -.__ g mnum, $5.00 for Ii: months. i I c ""'Ill .' Y in" ii 77 7:777 V 8 100 E. 42nd Sn, New York MUrrly Hill 5-068$-9 I s ' 1/ , may 16, 1942 Board . was cass or ."co1m'r" minsnsi;-frsrnrsxr ' Editor .1 Albert E. Kuhn Disclosures of international significance are likely to eme out Editorial Consultant: of the Federal Grand Jury probe into the activities of Anastase A. V0nsi 1 Prof. F. L Bchuman atsky, which is new taking place in Hartford, Connecticut, under the gui= Johannes Steel dance of Thomas J. Dodd, special assistant to the Attorney General. Leland Stowe Hendrik van Loon For years Anastase Vonsiatsky, head of the Russian National Wythe William: Fascist Revolutionary Party and until recently editor of The Fascist; has been weaving a net of international intrigue from his estate near the lit-

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.t1e town of Thompson, Connecticut. Himself an agent of the Genmen and 92 . Japanese High Commands and a ringleader of the fascist White Russian fifth column in America, Vonsiatsky has been conspiring not only to overthrow the Government of the Soviet Union but also to bring about a fascist coup 5 in the United States. Working closely with key representatives of Germany and Japan, he has helped smuggle spies, sabotours, and terrorists into Rue E sia, whose duties have included assassinating Soviet leaders. During the last ten years, he has frequently visited Berlin, Rome and Tokyo. He ran arms to France-Spain to aid the Axis-inspired uprising in that country. He aided in the organization of a fascist'White Russian Army on Japanese sci] @ which is now awaiting orders from Tokyo to launch an attack against the Soviet Union. On his Connecticut estate, he maintained an elaborate arse:- al of rifles, machine guns, tear gas equipment, etc; and he trained score: of uniformed swastika-wearing young men in preparation for the day when Fascism would come to America.

For carrying on his multifarious plottings, the former Czarist fficer had at his disposal the immense fortune of his wife, nee Marion ; ,ifi!- I I kgeam, who inherited a one-seventh share of the $40,000,000 Ream estate in Chicago. The American heiress and the penniless Russian emigre met in -d#.§_,lI-,w Paris in 1921, and were married shortly afterwards. At the time he was twenty~three and she was forty-five. Vonsiatsky Exposed in The hour in 1939 On July 30, 1939, The Hour carried an article, entitled "Fritz Kuhn's Week-End Host Participated in Murders," which exposed Vonsiatsky's - _~ _ . J A 1 _ I ' Q l92 r 92-. . _! I ! . r. " A Q Number 154 llay 1 , 1942 r Page 2

**/ DETROIT FIFTH COUMNIST REFRIL S ENDORSEMENT BY SENATOR REYNOLDS 92 . Current Issue of Smith'nJtf6§sfand Flag Also Announces Smith's Candidacy for U. S. Senate

The May issue of The Cross and The Flag, the seditious magazine being published in Detroit ex-Silver Shizer No. 3223, devotes its entire back page to a promotional article based on F an endorsement received from Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina see The Hour for April 18 and May 2!. At the top of the page are several i lines of bold type reading: "United States Senator Robert R. Reynolds, Chainman of the Military Affairs Committee, said, when interviewed by the Associated Press concerning TH CROSS AND THE FLAG: ..." The item then proceeds to quote Senator Reynolds statement.endorsing Smith's subversive sheet which, in the Senator's words, stands for the things I have stood for for many years." The article also quotes from a personal letter re- ceived by Smith from Reynolds, congratulating the Detroit fifth colunist on the first edition of The Cross and The E155. Smith proudly remarks, This is merely one of the thousands ofntestimonials that have come in, favorable to this crusading, patriotic journal." 1 Emboldened by the support he is receiving from congressmen such as Senator Reynolds, Gerald L. K. Smith strikes out with increasing venom against the Administration in his current issue. In his characteristic demagogic style, he attacks the "bureaucrats and O politicians" inNashing- ton for their supposedly incompetent prosecution of the war. The tempo- rary setbacks suffered by the U. S. armed forces in the Pacific are pic- 3 tured by Smith as "bloody circumstances" brought about by boondoggling I bureaucrats and racketeers inWashington, who not only should be fired 92_._.l. _'L._._'l.92 L- 'l-_92___92 .!_i 1_:'92 .11 _ ;92._ ;_____a_-an I! 1L _ R,i__,_A_ni_ ___L l__ ___ij_j UUD 51-'lUUJ.Cl. U5 LOCKEQ 11']. Jall. 101' HO Cl'l.1I'B'U1UI1|'IP16 UOVBTDJTIBHU 1I1V5$Trl" gation of Father Cough1in's pro-Nazi activities is represented as a com- munist plot to persecute the Royal Oak priest. Two pages are given over to reprinting an attack by Congressman Martin Dies on Vice-President Henry Wallace. i Some individuals, however, come in for 1 latest issue of Smith's seditious journal. They hearty areCharles praise kTT%T§dbergh,i the S the Naziphile flyer who so energetically strove to prevent this country __-m Prom hninr _-__g prepare- ra n rl +n iv -ao- f nn +'|-no sh- axis l I n onslaugns;'1 a 1»-1+ D ,a.e. -H-. v- h snarles1 E. "'F'-"1-11-1oougull , 1 u il recently Goebbels foremost U. S. spokesman; Father_Rgward Lodge Curran, eastern Fuehrer of the Christian Front;92E1izabetH'Di1ling, no- torious snti-Semitio pro agandist: Dr. Gerald B."i?5d;hansas pro-Axis I agitatppc Col. Robertjhgormiok, publisher of thg Chicago Tribune; Col. E J. H¢ZPatterson, publisher of the New York Daily News; E1eanor;Patterson, 1 publisher gressmanMartinhigzn of the W hin a: on Senator Times-Herald; Robert R.jR5y£§lds. WiTli~_R3ndol T52 =Hearst- traitor Con-Smith, who once boasted to his jailbird boss Pelley of forming the first Silver Shirt stormtroop band in the United States, describes the ahovementioned individuals as "fearless Americans who have exposed the subterranean oper ations of the Red revolutionaries without mercy. Kore! u

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Smith's Political Plane I The feature article in the current issue of The Gross and The Flag is entitled "My Hat'sthe In Ring." In it Smith announceshe will F3_E candidate in Michigan this fall for eleotio to the U. S. Senate. The sort of backing he hopes to get is obvious. "I will be supported by the old-fashioned, Christian, American people," he says. He makes an open bid for the support of Christian Front, German-American Bund elements by including this plank in his progrmml "

I shall defend the right of free speech and free press for Father Charles E. Coughlin. The treatment that this minister of Christ is receiving at the hands of the blood- thirsty Reds is unbelievable."

Iith the United States engaged in a life and death struggle against the Axis powers, the seditious, disruptive propagandizing of this 20th Century Benedict Arnold constitutes an ever-increasing danger to the American people. The Hour therefore urges that the Departnent of Justice immediately suppress The Cross and The Flag and conduct a thorough inves- tigation of the treasona5l§ac¬lvitles of Gerald L. K. Smith, examining with particular care his ties with certain members of the Congress of the United States. '

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Camouflaged as a pseudo-economic tract which presents the sol- ution" of the world'spresent Problms, Aspinwall's booklet contains such spurious comments as the_following|

r "In the first world war we used a number of slogans to give popular expression to the object for which we were fighting. we were told this was The war to end wars -- thst we were fighting for The preservation of freedom and democracy. , _ "But to those of us who carefully study and analyze the situation there are many questions, many puzzling facts that do not seem to be clearly nor adequately explained hp suchsimple andobvious reasons. I "Certainly we are called upon to defend ourselves against attack but on further reflection the people of the at- tacking nations are not a particularly warlike type. 92 1 More!

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~<=-Q "W Number 154 May 16. 1942 Page 4 ' Why then, asks Aepinwall. is the United States fighting the Germans and the Japanese? llainly, he answers, because this country's harsh economic measures against Berlin and Tokyo forced the war on these nations. The Detroit psmphleteor then reasons: V Thus it seems that the United States throuQ a lack of 92inderst£.r'l5.ing__and§OmlI1onse11s0 has been oc eye __i_r£_Zo_ a %§tri1uent_e.l "lei-tionof _to_ fightingilfor oijifigriatliolf... e cause ofsem-'e¬*eH5aJ5t1ensthat iafeee _un ust and in question Qwfth v:H:YchThe U. S. is at war-:1_ have adopted e. brutal and barbaric method of accomplishing their aims but there seemed to be no other way for them to achieve their desires, for the U. S. had made it definitely clear that every effort would be made to protect home industry. Further than that the United States in company with other nations made it clear that if any attempt was made by force to expend the sphere of influence of these fascist} na- tions that every help short of war would be given to any nation on whom force was used. ... this War might be 1 brought to a reasonable Bonclusion byiacigowled ing our error and bygthe BI1§nBl5_6! "yof"co'opera'§ion"when ;__eir [t';T-Te A,zis'] - goods are offered irljpaymen-lfforthings " e~%ar:=5e;.l.!"need?" ' ' ''_

Times Advertises Aspinwe.ll's Book 1 . I Interestingly enough, on April 26 and May 3 the New York Times carried advertisements for A,spinwall's pro-Axis booklet. Both adve'Ft'J'.'§'§- ments. which were headed "Our One Hope of Peace," read as follows:

"This war is a struggle for the control of raw materials and the is sue can never be settled by fighting. A lasting peace can be achieved by free trade - free trade not only between nations but between ourselves as well. Send ten cents for booklet, Our One Hope of Peace, Robert S. Aspinwall, 2630 Erskine st., Detroit, Michigan."

It seems that the advertising department of the New York Times should exercise greater care in checking the sort of literature it F175:- . motes. A.Bpinwall's above characterization of this war as a "struggle i for the control of raw materials ... which can never be settled by fight- ing" should alone have been sufficient to arouse the suspicions of any ¥ copy reader familiar with President Roosevelt's definition of this con- fliot as "A War of Survival. »¢ "_,l ea 0 I

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Translation = g.._: b 92.-_,. _. ta CONGRESS IIAITS FOR TI-IE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE am-,'.-=1, Jar,-I*. {I . enator Bennett CI-|a:agxéla:'k 0! Hissouri, who, together g. with Charleslgindbergh on Saturday at the Americe. First maés meeting expressed himself against the participation of America in the war, appealed to the citizenry to write or wire new to their representatives -.1. in Congress that they should take a stand against the war, against v-----;.. nnnvnvl plea; and ¢5=...... -- enrlncf. o-.-..-. I11 ---=--.--I rnnnauvnnn lzhni-. may .---a Tnnrl inn wv Inn- FIZQD Tho any 5.--.--o aoat --..-_,-...-;|n.e-in-ra-H211 t| _ Eb.;- oi the people is against Ivar and Congress hasto follow this sentimen quoting Clark. o _

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_--,,__ --,5. lsilslnd?-.é§Z LLLL ma '-£11 -'5} October 2,_jL94=l. Dear Sir: _ e-_.1 4 igjezai he you were previously advised, Attorney General FRANCIS BIDDLE requested me, when on the West Coast, to have the: meeting of the AMERICA FIRST COMMITTEE at this h Senator BURTON I. was to speak in Los Angeles, attended for the purpose of furnishing him with a report. A

of This meeting was held at the Olympic Auditoriwn in Les lngeles at 8:00 p.m., October 2, 1941, and the auditorium was filled to capacity. There was an estimated at tendance of slightly over 8,000.

The hell was well-decorated with American flags, bunting, and various signs bearing slogans such as "NO .a.E.F.," and Keep Our Factories Humming for National Defense, But Keep ' ..-.. Qur Boys in the Hated §tates=" Enile the suditorim use being -- filled, community singing was engaged in, and at 8:10 p.n.., 4. Senator WHEELER and his party, including a Iomon dressed .:1n a costume as the Statue of Liberty and an Indian in full costume including a feathered head dress, mounted the 9», _fFrom the ovation extended the Senator at that time, speaker: it was platform.obvious 5;;-*' that the audience was very sympathetic and fri end 1y towards the MIERICA FIRST COMMITTEE and Senator WHEELER. At this time the .-2 crowd rose to its feet and afforded the senator a demonstrative -n, . rgggnting- Ihgrg 135: nnn1nnFH pa nrnlmi nsn ln mnnh 'I'l1r'92v92|u P _.~ , I-' ' ' ' _ "l'£""""""" DI """-'°"'l """' """"" """""6 5" handkez-chiefs then and at various other times 1.2 , during the meeting. } f There was a vocal number of the AMERICA FIRST the song of the Gold Star Nothers of America, lowing the playing of the national anthem. 22:03.;-r-1?COMMITTEE song and The first speaker was attorney theithese--fol- made an appeal for funds, and he based this ap £2S1l,oIiing story; I-Ia stated that when he was a ./.QQ:---3¢ 21"» :15 5 ,'..1*.DE}{ED 5W~t92 :1»-T "Q3 § 9292_192 -92""&" "'" r92='_:-_92ta- ii: éewzfcofr, iilid-"T ";5_TFl3-~ * II"= 92° M M __ H.-L"! corms m::>a";;-;o5;*E13._.._...-...--1* *0 1 n , e , Z I 1,: -1 »*-Wt. . ' *9/T' !*_=%T=T-E A s 1 .'

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RE: AMERICA FIRST COMMITTEE MEETIN} A1 -e OLYMPIC AUDITORIUH,Los Angeles, '3 Galifornia, Qcteber 2, l9el=

We -.*'-5: grandmother had presented him with a Liberty Bond, stating it to » be a token that the last World War was one waged for righteousness . ..-gs. and it was her invest.-sent in his future, made in the hope that he "-"1. could live in a peaceful, free, and democratic world. After the »se» Treaty of Versailles, his grandmother stated to him that she had .£; been deluded, and that the treaty was one which would only lead to more wars. He continued by statig the Government, in order to pay-the bond and its indebtedness, which is evidenced by the I bond, actually taxed him in order to pay the debt which was due him.

-.-92~- He stated, therefore, that the collection which would be taken up that evening was an investment, and that the cost of any future war would assume staggering proportions in so far as it would relate to any individual. He added that any money which was contributed might well be regarded as an investment to protect the people against future greater debts. It was his opinion that the minimum cost per citizen--should we enter this war--would -';_ _:9292 be $2,000, and approximately $7,000 per bread-winner. At this time :51; the ushers passed up and down the aisles taking a collection. It ..... lg is not knot-'11 thisat time how much was obtained. ' E EL- J Senatormmemn was introducedJOHN by srsvsu ,g-V. gcGROA.RTY, whoreferred to the senator as a lifelong friend. eta McGROARTY isreferred to as the poet laureate of California, and was at one time a member of the United States Congress.

The theme of Senator WHEEI.ER'S speechwas conerning the fact that there are many people in America today who were £51 against this country's entryinto any ear, but were afraid to speak. He is too frequently met with the response, We Are in business," meaning that people were not in a position to express their views as they were in business and were actually against entry into war but were afraid to express their opinions. He stated he was unalterably opposed to America's entryinto any foreign war and was now trying to force the President to keep the promises made to the American people when he was seeking their votes to re-elect him to a third term. He quoted President ROOSE- V'EI,T'S.____ _, -I-______snaaohaa __ to Eng _-_ __-w-- nf"Fnn+. the-Q: -----.. ..'| hn P1-ms-l - ¢ v ~ . v rinn+v Qcu Dnnemmtm savvvueugn. 1-.- nnq 1 -.

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against war, and he defined war as meaning 'shooting.'He also quoted President RO0$EVELT'S pledgethat American boys would never be sent outside of Hie Western Hemisphere. He then stated that President ROOSEVELT had broken these pledges inasmuch as he had ordered the American Easy to shoot and also that he had occupied Iceland after consulting the Parliament of Iceland without consult- _eI -11". .. ing the Congress of the United States, and that he had stationed 1»! ..~.»': -M American soldiers in Iceland under command of British officers. He added that Iceland is situated in the a ern EGnisph6r9 and that "Not even a magician like'WENDELL LILLKIE could bring it -i back into the WesternHemisphere.

Senator WHEELER launched an attack upon President m-we4 D statement that religious freedom in Russia is the .":.& FKVUD same as in America. He quoted figures as to the number of priests, bishops, and other clergyman who had bee killed by Comunist over- C " I-. lords, and than gave as his source for these figures the title of is a bookiizglde,andnumber, page book theone being writtenby ."=;1-'3 ' Q"~ . WINSTO HURCEILL. This statement was met with wild applause and _'J .4 P-. enthusi stic cheering. '

¥ He then stated that from this fact, it might roll be assumed that American soldiers would shortly be fighting side by gap; side with Communist soldiers for the protection and preservation nta< of Communist Russia. During the course of the speech, Senator WHEELER also stated he was against Nazi oppression and mentioned a tour he had made through Genmany and the persecution he had wit- _ nessed there.

He referred to the present cooperation between England and Russia, and stated it was an Unholy Alliance. The Senator launched an attack against the notion picture industry, and stated that the people in attendance at this meeting had not been attracted by glamorous movie stars, Bingo, bank night, and i 1- 2 , 1 . .92

Director - 4 - October 5, 1941

RE: AMERICA FIRST OOMHITTEE METIHG A3 OLYMPIC AUDITORIUH, Les Angeles, California, October 2, 1941.

is being taken towards the Jewish race, adding that this is the mp- reason this industry is putting forth every effort by say of propa- .--- ganda pictures. He stated Jewish refugees have come to this country and are presently being feted and living in luxury and attempting to have the United States fight the war for them and for their cause. He criticised the regiment of British actors who are serv- ing the present war from Hollywood Boulevard, and stated he was aware that not all of the producers were engaged in war propaganda, adding that the Senate investigation is directed against those Iho are.

1 15; During his talk, the senator stated that he was not antiBritish, that he greatly admired the British people for being smart people, and he always admired smart people. He sarcastically outlined the role played by Great Britain during the last war, __? stating that that nation first requested America for money, which was furnished; then they requested a small token anny to boost the morale of the allies, and a token anhy was given, which was followed by the A.E.F. He stated we did this because the nnart people in England had told America it was fighting her war. He stated that when the tar was over and after many of the men sent over failed to return. "hen America tried to collect her war debt, the smart people of England characterised America as Uncle Shylock.'

He then drew a parallel in present day events in the Lend-Lease Bill and the transfer of bombers and ships, and _,_-= . stated that shortly the President was contemplating introducing a -I 192-- 4| bill authorizing the ending of American merchant ships. He stated "'>-;; '9 .i that prior to the last iar, a bill authorising the arming of mer- "§*'_ "l '5, -Q "1 chant ships was passed, and 21 days later America was in war. -e¢_ 4 The senator did not refer to Germany and Italy to any extent ~ , . onlv -- _ -V w atatinrY--rw that ---- - the - ----gnrld ----has -Q-. nnf --- Pl -'- Ii! Ai.t ----.-.-'--t 0 H lll Q. -'- and dictatorships, and that Americans will continue to live in a democracy by supplying England with materials to carry on her war against the Rome-Berlin Axis. - 3}: Fe also mentioned CHARLESXQINDBERGE as being a true and loyal American citizen who puts heritage above all, and he is being 5PP°P*¢d by I11 reel Americans. This statement was received Q. ;-3 '92

Director - 5 - October 8, 1941

RE: AMERICA FIRST OOMITTEE METIN AI OLYMPIC AUDITORIUM,Loe Angeles, 3 California, October 2, 1941.

3'," -,-1. with great enthusiasm by the audience. -=1. .--¬ e-; :.."'~-I The meeting was generally orderly, with only two incidents being noted by the observers. Upon launching his --;"f£ attack against the movie industry, one person in the audience - -_-: . .-92-'= rose and called Senator WHEELER e liar. It was a minor disturb- '.~'-v": -'-.35 ance, and this individual was ejected by the police. A,niddle- 7'-Jar aged woman stalked down the aisle on the main floor of the audi- torium to inspect the Indian at close range, stating she did not believe he was a real Indian. There was no violence with this incident, and the entire thing was greeted with laughter by the audience .

In general, the audience was very attentive and receptive, and the applauded the speaker most loudly Ihen he referred to statements about keeping America out of the present war and keeping American boys at home. Although his accusations s .._- against the President of not keeping his 1940 campaign promises, and his jests of WENDELL L. WILLKIE drew applause from the audience, .232 at no time was there hissing or booing at the mention of the name of the President or that of WENDELL L. WILLKIE. Before, during, and after the meeting, pamphlets and papers were passed out and copies of two of them are being attached to this communication. - _ Q. The Les Angeles press reports that 11,000 persons were in attendance * "é 2'_ ,1 at the meeting. ' Verytruly yours ,

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_ -yuow will he polsible in United States, I do not know. But I do 1 know that an adminislnlion which can throw tbia country into unde- claregi naval war liainst the will at our people and without uking the conaeni of congresa can by eimi- lar method: prevent treedom oi speech amen] II-I. l - "There are many signs that such nction may be taken -In the near A!

.7-_.'¢ _.¢;;_, J I - - .-Y i '1 snmmu1»uq@.» um America new iaces. Lindbergh egg. __- _ 1" - lled: t '= 3 _ _ ' '. Q "The intelvatiopirie f.. have reached our present . ; "hill Item which -the meiori-_! '-=4 the monln'~e1>1>mvnd tandm . Q! the nee-¢ EI; In nrewm. "rue mt is iint ,. ilvw interventionist: an our , trationin Washington. Net one step i. the administrltion has taken in theselasttwoyeax-shasbeenplmetl honertly before our people 83' I l1B}!l0W8IIll_-e.- /92 instead ofeeizieg every oppot- r tunity ted:-aw u:1'urtber:Irom the» ~ < war. the president and his adminis- tration have not missed e $18111: ehaneetopushuaelosertoit. In- stead at avoiding ineideata :-.1 e::.:.t they have created them. .Inltcad_ oi following our mandate to Ital out, they have, by subterfuge And- dictltorial procedure. led us in. 'They have not only turned their . gibacks on their campaign oropuesw but they have been treating our -yoortfltl more and more as the "German reiehsteg has been treated; a.. under the Nazi regime. _' 'Conlreas. like the 1-eichihl. 18 " .192not con:u1ted."- -e _ . _¢ 92 Gloomy Picture Given . Fainting to the i.-onseqiien if enterinl the war, Lindbergh alert- an ed that it would be necessary to] <1 -" - turn America into an pnned camp. 0- .- - create a' military iorce strong _ _ tjenough to ernea the Atlantic and in- 92 -4- "- -wade the continent and survive Ii. 'euminIwaveoiprnet:rltion,£_nm11_:eJ. " '3 T.nd W . _ . _ ~_ _~-E ,0 c t _'I'he nviatnrcharged mt -am-T 19-: _. I ietration laden have not preemt-1* " ed'a hi: "picture at these eonee-I V queneee. -- -. -i t "1tiseuentia11orustorea1ize'. 4 ¢92 whit we used to 1:11 repres-..=t= 11 *2 0- -ative government. American e- 1- ipendence and the Ameri ay92-, _».- oi lite is rapidly becoming e ' t -'- of the past." he aid. - "Recently--no one will ever know net date-we began follow-= Ii-hex e road which involved the andonment at our most tunda-e : ' J ' '7 ~ *2 -" I, _ _ J. ' - _: 92 4 . A '' . _|i~a-an cosanHOOVER - i '- - P Ir - _ Dmzcroa- * " l V ! , _ _,,_.92Ir L1,. * r i " - . . - _ 92'92 ; ' '-_"* _§2i.'|cral Bureau lnuvstigatinnof _.__'_,______.._.;~_Ir - Ennirh étates Eicpartmmtof Zlushrzl ' ' I _ _ 2 /. _ u it

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'5-1 3 1 E e e one inqre if e Bureaucould donot something '"m_ .___" ~,, about Oolonel Lindbergh.about the He Presidenthadparticular of refer-ece ited to a - _h_ ___"' made. ' .:~__ .. radio broadcasthestates had Justhe resented heardma these les..i.ndbergh92_ remark 8 and _'§.IE:':f-"'_' c_ than i fromWayne, Fort in Indiana, which,e stated, 'States- seve pal Iiere } Lo7 :-5»-f-? ._r,.-___i,- x L1 1 nis duties as night supervisor, had not been listening to he ,;{ radio and also ignorant of the text, circumstances or any tai s 1; , -i u .. or any radio Inasmuch broadcastas the whichundersigned, Charles Lindberghthe may regular have inpursuit made on 0}, 35' '-§"-:,'-- the nightof October 3, 1941,the undersigned assured?ti l -E->2 .7; --Q that along the course of events, this speech would proba _y cone r. iw- Q to the Bureau's attentionand that if it should involve any J _ violation oi Federal Law over which the Bureau had ti ative '. 2'7 J Qivf 719'n. jurisdictionap ro riate action wouldtaken be 92

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Secretly there was a tremendous Jewish group backing the America First until Just recently. This Jewish group had as its front thefuggenheim Foundation, and the committee was quietly subsidized for tremendous sums of money. The Guggenheim interest has always fronted for Lindberg, but a few weeks ago the Jewish group withdrew aJ.l financial support. A nunber of the members of the committee quietly vrithdrew or became inactive. This was due to three reasons.

1. America First was set up because of the hatred for President Roosevelt and the purpose was to do everything possible to ember/rasssin in every way possible. //a. "-*7. 2. W SEof is fea stock-holder oi the the Chicago Senator, Tribune, is bitterly and %an mick,itic. the Tribune's owner, has as his man Harryung, head of the American Vigilante Intelligence Federation, who is also strongly pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic. It is alleged that Hrs. Hheeler, - Harry Jung and 601. McCormick are using America First as a sounding board for anti-Jewish propaganda. In connection with this, Father Charles E. Coughlin of Detroit and the Christian Fmnt Organization have Just recently been officially welcomed into America First by Col. Wood, another stock-holder of the Chicago Tribune. 3. ThisAmerica lobby First is has compriseda lobby of strictly W:i.llia:»!KCe.stlo,,/Alic&I:or1,gworth,"'anti-Rooseve at Wastxington. John Liewirl and General Hugh S. Johnson/Each and every one of the are bitterenemies of the President.

This group had to figure a way to reach at the President through probably the most bitter attacks in the history of the world. The Hatch Act would not permit large political contributions to the campaign funds, so this organization, America First, has as its base enemy President Roosevelt, azd consequently anything he attempts, no matter what it concerns in regard to war and Britain, will be attacked by America First.

In other words, this organization which is cooperating with every branch of anti-war groups, such as the I.R.A., Christian Front, anti--British, Catholic groups, and every pacifist group in the country, make it an organization that will always have to be watched.

d- Iilli is Fromfhe er a former Communist Conmmnist angle, Stalin Willian School Castle graduate. has on his Sanger payrollnot receiv s $250 a month and is located at fiashington.

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Tm America First has a great fortune back of it. Among the -%4'Iden,%l?1omaemonied pleare Hccarter, GeneralHood, Hrs. Lrvwerso JemettlwerEdwardand H. whoFairbanks,,Pew Frank control the 0. Sun Oil Company.

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2. Do you think the American people an a whole want war?

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10. Do you think or lmov that by germinating dieunity in this country though yourintention: areprobably 100$ tell founded in your on opinionin the beet interests of the good old U.8.L.! you are in reality causing a_ alight divieion of the Union! Do you not still belino that in unity there in etrangthf It not ask Hitler.

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'92 ."»'5;~'.-'*-I='-'...-..m-r.*. '2 ?irst hal ptrictli-'é1£i;R~6B;é+;i£ - ~ . am. nu. lobbgr 1. composed or 1.1111- .eée1e and Alice L-cn1,g!.'er*.-h,-Jo192.n z..'-"-;=l*"?"* n ! fewisand General Hugh S. Johnson. are bitter enemies of the President. '" , This group has figured out s. way to reach the President with the nest bitter s attache in the history of the world. The Hatch Act would not permit large f political contributions to campaign funds, so this organization, America First}; hie its for-it enemy in President Roosevelt and consequently aznrthing he 3 _ tempts, no matter that it concerns in respect to war, will be attacked by ~ .- 1 _ America of anti-mar First. groups In such otheras words thcla. 'thikrrwp istian is front, cooperatingAnti-British, with every.branch"3 CatholicmhiiI. group, German group and every pasi ist group in the country. phi, - ~, _ ..'- , . -- . T -- ~. , ".'.' ~' 92.-" - ' ' - r This is one organization that will always be "' - .- 1.; From the Communist angle, Iillism Castle has on his payroll Iillilnxanger former Communist, Stalin school graduate. Sanger new receives $250 a Inn1'* end is located at Eeshington, ll. 2. . - :_ __ _ .. ,."-.5 ,-hi-'-#1 _ _ _ __ ._ .. .- 92 . » ,_e..-92_ _ back -' - 'oi i it - inGeneral It must Iced, be remembered 5! Jeanette that Lyer America Fairbanks, First has Frank plen 031Iden,j_"¢~_'>.-;,f'71, of acne; l ;'-Y?" ______,_i_ 1,1. !,,..r,,§,__,é t-_-;+=- ',.ee?: £1 .1 . _ . ;. .._ , ,_ ____,:,,.w . V _ . . __ _= L, W_5_;b: ~_._.,1_ , -1--.1. ,- -. 1.1 -- _';_e_; 5___ _,e__ _!. _.[__ I J, _, _ of .'_-1", '.' -' 7.: '. *-_- TELL5. . 92 11- .- .'8-,.»..1 - a."--fi --...... ,, YL -V -7";v.:".'_"- .. _.- .-1'.. ~* _ 1'--"1-92"'-_"' .. J .-.""_""-' 3; ':'."'Vs-T1!.-.. l *1 _, V. . . P _ _ < . A -I -- _ ' ,- , g ~ s» . - :1,/J; .-£h92L_..l__;__,_92_'-;_ -,- -- Bf-_-_.,;;_--__ .- , ~r,,.;~.* ._-'.-..~ ..--Ml;-'-»,.;:: : ,.-.*§;.'.*I*.*'-;-~._-r, -.1 er...-use_¢ F 4,_____ .;,',_ . , N, . I _ '_, -_ -, _.92 :_;_ _' e . _ I "' Y - -,,->_ L, ;,_*'_,-,1._.;;.~,- .....;#§ p _-_-.--_ -i='~"a=f , . .__.= a- >- - , _. _ 1 "JV--_' ~ "* -'a .. '= -' J J -o '1.-V ' " _ ..». -'" .. Il>.'..' -_ '-.1 Z'='- "1/.. up __ 4 _ ,,._- . l. s J_. r___,._, t.'_ ._k.-ii. __;;;.-RE I"P;-F?--7-af.,_,l|{:! . A _ ' '_ I ' _ _ , H ,. _ -__ - '.- a» 4 p -4, '.;.'.">' ;--.-'-~r=-:4 '1-'??*:».-. 1».-t,=_.a-:1; "=-"'_-'.- 7-_; ?:.=§'-!'<"h'_-4'1.-_J-;-~-- -.3 st-; 13;. p. ' '' - l-,=- 92-V- L 4 -4-r "

. *-;-'. , ___ '.:'-I- ,. 92 l ._ ",1"-_I_""'{'_"_! - 1__. " Q _'l,l92' =.. ""Ii~u."___us- |. V . -_-H I /In r - -_ . JH_: -,1 -,._"-..--;_~:-_~+ _. .. _;92.__'-,{~92_,.'o,; ;._;92-Q.-;92 _. _ l92._ L21?-*w?_é:.:;'iTF:_L'92?b» a : ; ,_ _ ___. _ . _A . . st - . -a - ,» e. _ -. -aw 7 *- A ' " '3 - " ":*"l5{=§5-T"357§'¥~'.l%?:-3?}?$5 . - ' Pew, Colonel McCormick, Senator Wheeler and others * . against Roosevelt is such that they would not deviate one inchgin fighting _ __ . story-thing that the President wants or attempts, and oonsequentl3_'___the _ - _ _-"_; British suffer to a great extent, '_n_"-5" " ' '1 _ -."..l.f--1_..!,.L .i7- :- - 3 _ K. -f 'L _- 92f'.*,3.} '7r-.- -.-.-. _- _- "5"-._"-"'.-*. ~¢*?'-'7-"J"-' . '~'-~- .3"* _ . i "~_ Ju-1% 7, 1941 Assistant Manager . BLACK orV _ - the ms1_'--_.- Perrin,e4§.|ild-;;»;»;$1--."/.*.1 ,_' "- - '{b;:_"' ' 'in; advised that a _eaee _, _ been eigned by a person by the @e o4 .,0BB¢=;-*--I.;_-_§'"1,§! r _ for the use of a room in the Perrine Building by the America rm-std 1 _ mnm toee!s'f..' , Hr. BLACK asked the pa /to the lease the nature of the business to be ~1:.":-;_¢';-;>_;;'_ 7 carried on and lire. DOH%HBECK rep 1 ied that " our principal businessF111;;-1§;;_;;:.:i' ' A =- =- be keeping America out op war. 1;, g_'r'_Q-:~L_;_.<;_:_1'-T'gf;'_l-i92;s}i_f ,l':~_,t;"?.-15*,-"i:'"I1=;*" s g _ _ _ _ _.s_,-= . _, p __ ~ s ;;~=.._'_¢-_;c;_;_._:,;-__i-._ ; 1 L -A - The Daily Oklahoman published an article on August 26," 2 A l9il to the effect that the American Legion, Post #65 adopted a resolution '»_-,1-.1; _; requesting the City Council to deny the use of the llunicipal Auditorium ior"- T g =' I _ anaenh -,--_-_ lav __, Phns-lea .--.__ ..-- ...= A .._n....erg;h, Ll Ah ep-.~..=92'er of the America First Gen-mittee 13%-It» 1 r ln a simila ac ti on the Nights or Pythias Lodge and the Oklahoma State :.~f§_,§:7-. g Women's Ambulance and Transport Corps lod g ed 1 orma 1_ protest against granting '1 » Lindbergh the use or the hall. The Daily Oklahoman cm August 27, 1941 stated , ' that the City Council voted to deny clmrlee A. Lindberg the use _o1' thedlluni-_"";_~.;l' ;_ cipal Auditorium. This article further states that the City Oounoilh action .-1 ';p came after several city organizations protested Lindbea-gh's s-PPeeranceA 1;; :"- _ 1 . _ Oklahoma. City and rescinding order oi 1' e I! . JOYNSOH, Auditorium Manager, per-F '3- >I - nitting the meeting in the Audit 0 ri um» This article further reveals that *_ Lindbgrr}; '7 ,, - ggtifiad _-.. Hun .-..- ....-.-.-a l1-nnr-in P .+ire. 1' header:A that he would ipeak on Qair poirer"." !. _ pp anywhere the a ear ance can be arranged. On August 28 , ly1941 the Dai OklahomanA published an article stating that the Ssndlot Baseball Park 3200 H. I; I-Oth ~'- '--A ~ ' Street had been rented for the America First Co 'nmittee s rally to be ad- '1 Q1-i-'1; J _ dressed _ by CHARLES g A . LIHDBERE and Bonron x. mum on August 29. 1-: ~ later, August29, _194l CARL J. STEHART, llanaging Editor ct the Daily Olclahcnnan ;_% s ' and cum ' ome. Qity Times published the following letter which was delivered '_-_-":1 .{ to Charles A. Lindbergh upon his arrival - in Okllhcsna City August as, 19415:!--;j'-_;_-;-'§_ {Q > The let1}er reads as follows; -. 1» A '~ " - '" " " -' - rt has been announced that Friday you win spasm; in hue oinlf Iunity for the cause of ieolationiam. Of all the persons advocating this you are perhaps its most persuasive sponsor. I think I have read olfolllj ;L_},._' every press report or your recent utterances, .l.l_moet rithont exception; 1 Fl" i find them negative. ihey abound in shall note Iitheut, as I see it, offer-:-'_'Y§_ ._-:4?

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| i IQ Iould you, aa an American; dratherieoe' thenlproapteoltd oi. g, ' maintaining the United State: an an armed camp for Hie next 50 ='= § than to take any etepe to help insure the defeat of _GeI1n-any?-49.} Zr r 5C You aaid recently that ae between Gennazq and Rueeia, you iould rather 4% e " eeethe United Statee allied with Gem._1ny= I ae.eun=.e this stataent was ;__@ _, 44- ... .".v made with due regard to the realitiee of the eituation, and that it=_=j; _ 1;-'».!~ ' ' I neane that you would rather ally the United Statee Ifith Gennany against "if"; :1-. Britain, than with Rueeia against Germany. Ie that your_po_ei_.tion! - ,:Z;.-A, 1* 2 10- -are you prepared _a.;» ,_ _ , to 1- ->1 $47.1 -' -".?="14.».¥_T,l--r' . '_'zz;§~;' kth .4 - ., ~4 - ='-f*RT-'?*'Tf-?'.*;-3'_T'=T"'- n. . =-1 ~-.~92'r'.'--?>" 9 -- _ Does y our vi e-I of the eouree the United Btatee lhould take in'1ie:¬-",*T. w »- » -Y-. " 1 world revolution ariae out of a pereonal beliei that democratic frame-_'A 1 work of government have been outmoded and that the only natione that: ' I111 BO a ebl to oompete in the eorld of the future nuet he nae a totalitarian pattern! e ' . " '' - t" -I .-~ " " " -_, v ' '"=1 l.' a . .- , , _ _ -V _ _;.= --lJ ; y _' _ .__" k. .|_ "_ ?'_~-h'.i-92_'§--T; ' _ ' ~__ |_;- #5? ._:__.n; ._.- _ y e pine:-ican_ people}! - of e a eel. Former Governor, -e -V IURRLY I eaid gaithe your nae reply preeent than at you the are meeting hecauae Friday: he believed - - that in the Capitol ~ _ city of his _ &.te th _ i - , _- _ '!;92 __ _ '_ .~ _1!'__~ _'. :_-;}I;"v{" "~':.I'""-.-I , -. - _- '_, ClarkIa I-_.':*.f 3*:-._'_: }- P = I. H. "'LI.FaLF.l." BI , Fox-ner Lioternor of the Qtate Oklahoma introduced Lindbergh in I. 15 ninut dd: ' P L . 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I "31. er,-..-,.~. _.__-_ -.-a, ';,_"-; , ..r.»_"_'§7;".'4_.f,'.'_' _. _,, . -01; |-_=,A-J-rd-~; ,._--_a-_--.,;..,. - r". _ '_'_. _ ,__'- ,i'.=__-..". .:_ .- .-_' ..'.- .. . 1. _92_-_ _,. ...r.-"_- '..--2.-----H-.<-. ='~-"* *"":,"'*.; P ""9 »--1 -r I Ls youall Imam, I stand with the men andIcmen in Americe,.._;j J 4 .. o Yh oppose' our entering this war in Europe.i There are many reasons why -{"'¬~'*~2j';"H ,-.:; k believe sreshould notenter thewar. .1 have discussedthese reasons1'ree1,y_-"§;'.¬i'TT_;* and openly in articles and radio addresses during the last two years have said that I did not believe it pas within our power to control 1=n.'wa=@i,'*'§.i~,E I 01' $0so 1 Ure the prchlmns ' _ that haveexisted inEurope sinceEuropean history'5 -ifs 1 B ly at this tine,and thatwe wouldnot beprepared to do so formonths _ii Ta notegan. for I earshave to comesaid that . we ~-e;were hot ._:-»,1 prepared =1"to -ii; a-age war abroad -'successful-1" ¬;i';'_'; L;._ w _ . _.Y -_ _ _:L ._:_i N ;__"._./ _ 1 1.;f_ Q 3-;'.*1;1-_'-V-é-I-ft ._V ,1 _,.- , .. __, _. "2: .'_-.3. _' {"F}"$7;.'V£ -3 ._",1":;f_..._-';"r__;-fl-_:-rt EH5: " '"*3 ~5 I have said thatour Pl-!'tic1Pstionin this war wouldslmPTI-Y '- t ;. addto bloodshedand prostretionin an-ope, and bringconfusion _ Mto our ' .*.""_'_:_,'.E country. I have said that the United States is st rong enough and able enough F V to protect itself, and that wein hnerice.do nothave to depend upon any-'---'*"-'7' F ac:-sign countrytor our security anderclifare. ._ 1 . -~ v - A " i r '- ; é -1. .: ."1..==- 1-.-='-Y1 ~r E - I To these statementsand beliefs. I hold i I I have at any time in the pest. Developments sincethe warstarted have i' if s ready1 partially provedthen correct;and Ithink thatby the time th uh#5: ' ends, youwill find I have in no way misled you.! ~ , 3-3 .-__ ;_ - ~.

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I in trying toassure ourgovernment our and people that whilet.-..ns.:-,_.j-1?el.-;@- .1; 7-___>__"_.e__'is possible, oceanic.}>o92mbing'it is not practical,and that the gdamage; f£*,.§-;Z;i£'i§couIdon wartime do standards would be slight." " '""" T-'' "- Ji " -e**' .;.-=';92~.-:._:~--"-*r"-.',".=5 v,.. 6. __ .. . '. -. - -"1 . _,_ '21; ._92__""-5'-.-'"-Y -.i--.-"3-."' _ _ =4 _ :.- ' -1.,-3 A xi 4;". -1:" s -.;.;"""!92';.r..:"*".. _'.- ..".e.~-..'--a-..'.1":-'-. - -. -': 1- - ' i . , ,- -'_ -, ---- . -- . er" .--JI -~ --- . s' '1A . 92_._ -_-~:._-;.-.~_;§.3f:~f.,_-:;._*'.»;;";. *. , u s - I ind in the somepeople who J-_;-'.=;; scoffed attransatlantic _ .~ 1 ,_ airroutes .. 1-5, ",.»"""-1 '_ ..-;.» _ ' ,» . 10 years ago, not telling me that if the British empiredoes not win this ."".§= ~.= 92.- ._'__.; ear, the Tinited States of America will be conquered byair invaders from n-ope. They saythat the world'sgreatest two oceansare nobarrier to bombing, _-'fp-_-_;',:__-_,_1,>:;_ planes, andthat at any momentwe mayfind trans-oceanic paraeimse troopl raining downon thestreets ofour majorcities. .__._ .6-.f_.,_-'1;;-_"-;_:;.-_i_;§i .-:. ___ ,. 4 0 .s tg. . e-._ l92- s"- --, _ .- -' - -1.-.'_"§ '="_"" of ' _ '.'- ..~,"- .='.'r-:.'-;éi~a'*-"-£3-";""5*f§.i.rY?l.f.<"' T3"-;5I"§.*."L .4 -L. -a'.'}_s.T@~i__>»;?-»-.'-- = ' Our own president V has talked about air inrasions -o1'j"-'.".7-'13: icecspped Greenland,and aboutothers basedon thejungles ofCentral and M-_"T-";* South America-- incidentally, at cruisingsppedsthat are tar higher t1nn_"-51-, _ any racingplane hasyet attained.Iell, 10 years ago,those ofus whobe-5-ejj __ -listed in aviation setout to make thiscountry airminded. Io seen tohave-T .. _ _ succeeded,and now I suppose it is our job to get its rest safely back onto '{j " Has ground.How thatwe have become air minded,our nextproblem _to_is ;?'»';;i- learn how to operate aircraft to our best advanta e ' '" ' ' I _ s - _ .."§' -- .. _. .. .=_ -_,~",.. v. 4 g. - - v 5 . . ' ._;1 1, i p But from that I say hers, do not gain the impression that '_ aviation hasreached itsultimate development.It has still tar to go both, - 1- -- in commerceand in mar. The bombing planewill become more destructive, the " pursuit planemore effective,-and theeclnmeroial planemore efficient than they'. % '57_ are today. It is even possible that the discovery ofnew sourcesof energ";__',-.' will permit us to build rocket planes in the future which will outperform the'f'{'_ -. - _:- mythical bombersof our present daypoliticians andinterventionists. Iith . --'-I" unlimited energyavailable, onecan conceiveof speed limited onlyby theaoq-_,.;; .1-a_: In-92_ ,:>_ oelerationthehuman bddy can Iithstand.In that case, ourdescendants _-..e..___ . some day accelerate halfwayacross theocean, and"decals:-ate" therest oithe" 1 H: way across.If new sources ofens:-gr arediscovered, thepower oferplosives'f_'.',_ Iill also increase. Andthen, in some futuregeneration, fifty,or s hundred,I-i" -r 92.-. . or a thousand yearsfrom now, the United Statesmay beaspvulnerable attach,to f__ .- S rm Iharopeas Englandis to-dai. " _ 'm , ij _:-{T1 '- ,~ _ _. ,a _ . _ ., , -_I _ . ._;-- . . -- ._;-_1:U_-' - ,.'-'j.1_;. ~ . .. <,.'."..-_ ' ~.-"1-*r_'?'-_ - -4 '' "If. '' " .-_1--.__~.=..s - . 41 - . . - - .~ - - . ~ I. . - ' : .- -. V - _ 1.5.D . U: . . '_ -5? ' Ion, 7 Iam surethat manyinterventionists will-feel ,_,er -- ,.. '1" 're my some day harnessthe atomand travel in rockets,vs shouldgo tosrari;"" - . J 'immediatelymake to theworld safefor whateversystem ofgovernment exists .'.-~ in that unlmoen anddistant tine. But I an among thosenon-interventionists who ' ,. .0.' L. ;~ 4. feel that ee have enough problemsto solve in our can generation;and that if-I~'§ _. .»r _ our grandchildreninsist on splitting atomsand buildingrockets, it must beupon- .'__=<._ their,._ ownresponsibility. I believe thatour generationwill haveaccomplished . ._92' ;'»its @t,yit as pee m to our ohileni. freeand independentimerican heri- tags thatis nottoo greatlyburdened withthe debtsct war.And so,for thePf; _~~;f present atleast, I am willing to passthe atomand therocket planover totil! 1n°°1"°P"=1°111ll=I.hold intrust to for gemrations orthe future. **- » ..- 51"." 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.v.¥- - -1; Europe and Leia is bound to have more or less effect on V i _ "_...-:_H;-L:.V -. _ 'l _ _: ii ,' _ _ if I LI. .4 I .=_ __".__92 _ I; -1-_:_-_:Ii_ 92....<'..'s .-,_-1-.115 -I f . "Possibly appreciate the sipifioanc: of air ':l-- better And one by must considering remember that theeffect aviation has that sea developed power has as had mach on inf!-' the ¥'.1.t1On.h1P__;';:5:f_igeneration an -.v_-__ 11-1.; " and shipping fortunes developed of nations. over s The period comparison of centuriese 1 is not exact," ;._ but 1.-.-.--;-1?.-__.-"ff-;;;_it is enlightening'q"i'§:;f;_r-§_F92*_.___-4. -g-4.--4|... '" 'g<,-fmn great changes methods earfareVtelceplaee,**_"_.-J _n ;._.,. - history shows that empires and nations fall, and other rise instead. _The in-¢_;g-_-if -J"-_p- portant problem for us in this country to solve, is new to turn the _changes__:-§'.'1531.. :- ,.> ' : of this modern era to our advantage and how to avoid having then used againstM le if we use air power intelligently, vre can increase curnational safety,~ 2 - add to our standard of living, and improve the quality of our cilisatim.¬"-

But if we do not use air power intelligently, "if we expose ourselves nnneces:-3_-*7: is. 'l92 eerily, if we fail to understand its limitations as well as its advantages if .'-,. we allow some foreign nation to ham the d6T91Opmcni:I'Of_1IlndQi'n warfare against "ll Q us we may find our national safety in jeopardy, and "cur standard of living -.-l__ '+_- 1 far lower than it is today. In fact, air power if unintelligent-ly he.ndled',{ . . - I.» could bring the doenfall of the very civilisation which created it J .- __l,.-a - . .- _ - . '- s ~ '1-1*. :;_., _-_.. l . __ , - 1 . _ . ~_. __ - _...-.?§,,-">-, -H 5'.-. e l ' l 'Afte' ad careful of this prcbleun, 7. I Europe, over a period of years, I was forced to the conclusion that France and Ezgland were not in a position to vrin a war against Germany, and that the domi-_ ,n-- 4 -s nant position in Europe had shifted frcn England, as a sea power, to Ge:-mam as_ E a land and air power. The some study brought no to the conclusion that _. I; - .' Z -In E while aviation greatly strengthened our position in America from the stendpoint~'. I of defense, it greatly eeakened our position has the standpoint of attack.ng_--51; 1 . - _ _- .. ., . -3--~~_--..; - * | - E1-U"9P.e - - -. '". ~ -- .<:.-.--".- " L1-.i., --3'-_..--'+'-;.~-':-1-7-we?-*'r92-"'~'e'Iz -.-.1-yr-_;:..'":'.A '51 '3-"*'?"4f-if-1-":¢.""'§."lci. '71 - ~""+.:T_-,.'.q .,, .., - - -e -'5-1 rfr ;"',~I--,~""§,."A?-".3?- ,¢ .'I-- -= ; ....'~--.'|- , r,v;_' "" _ . 5.. . - v _ A-'1-_ _ . _;-._--. . -2#",?1' -cg; 5 ea '4 if -'= *- P1.-92F"'!' . .,#,,_' __- ''.- ,,_' . ""f a92: r p "_ - _"'? K L. '_-' ;.T,; ..,»..1.-T .. .., 'r-,|- _=-y -as "5 4 ¢"- Q -. 4:» ff",-:.: 3- as .31..-é -1% "" '1-l§"I"""C{'.-.-. _."-- V; --.s--r=- .; i _: _,_i " _ _.r- '_ '_-_---_,.__-.:_-_ -~.-92,_. -_- I based ___-I; -- »_ .-- these - conclusions _- j. _ .-,. ._ ;-*_1¢:92';l.-!,,;' - upon many - .-_ observations _. :- :J -- ..,-._. - »"-.-~ and <__- facts,''. _. there 1| not timcgto outline all of than tonight, but x would like o»s»r1n;aE5"~__='5_'~-. some of the most outstanding to your attention; '51}. '. p. " ' '_ ' It was obvious, even before this war started, -that air pa-is-':' '._: node it costly, if not impossible, for navel forces to operate within effective » bombing range cf an enemy coast adequately protected by aircraft. This meant that troops could not be landed and maintained on any coast ehere an encny had _ :7- _ strong supremacyOf th-C lire AF -as-'92 -._.l -s__ 92 ls! -A These facts have been confirmed by the results-;--'-"- ' vs naval lllll 5.1! Ditties 0!! the coast of iicrway, in the Bkagerrak, ll the . Ho:-tn Sea, off the coast _ of Greece, and in the vicinity of Sicily and Crete, _ . llhez-ever sea power and air power have clashed during 1-his war, there is not 7! e. cigle instance ehcre sea power has ton, - A _ _ _ -j .4 _ , _..-'-_._-1 3-,5 -1;-"'§:i-"" -1 ._ P . s _ 9-. .', l, .. _7 . ._ _ -» -QT. 92,- _-V.--- ;-.1 '- ' - ____, It us obvious, before tbs -ear started, an the strongest air force in Europe, and that air poser could strike across ne.--"~ . $1 "" ¢i- '5" _.

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Q T-1 .-4 . _ _: - _-. ,_ .-:3-:1 _ - '1~ " 1 2 n -' » " '1*-;--="?--=-~'*!'+*¢-»;»"*¥"*'§*'**I"$" . ~__;»- '; H _ ,_ _ p __ . _ , -5 ;. -;. 1-,.~-,'f.i. =1;,-.14-1§z%==.;f;;>ie¬§._=§';*r- 1! .f_ - -,..-11; »';,*'5?15; "4-i - it boomed expedient to her welfare in the future. If 1* question my words now, I ask only that you read a history of the relationshi s " ..'-f'. ., , o _ -.4 between the United States and England during the last hundred and . fifty 1 ?-".#-:~.J~,»--__-'~-"-" '~r~ . years, and that you combine with this a re-reading of the p ledg se o f everlasting |,- 4 = - Qloyalty that took place between England and France less than two years ago. If l. - ou will d th ,» y o is, I believe you will agree with me that wemet depend .. uP,p._,., ¥_T:._'--' E _ _ ourselves and ourselves only, for our security in the mm:-e. f;.'-.;:.-,-f, -*e_o;7.-.-:_'-':_.;i-._1§J_'f;-.-"1, I- . ; '. I _ l i . Bow instead of following the lead of 'inze14§é=i£1ei11i£'i,'-$5 _ suppose we concentrate on our own e d f enses, as I have advocated, since long'_§§,?3' iii. i ' _. bef ore th is war began. I have maintained that if we attend properly t~o"o92=1'_§§'-F-j,]¬1""-fl 1 own defense, no European or -lsiatic power will dam to attack us; and that_'if_.';, r92 p we attend properly to our om affairs, none will desire to.l, But suppose"j{§'5li§T§'_Ij.{- _, . that the fears of the interventionists oome true, and we .1-. attached. In h-'."-+1.;-.~; E;-i'- that ease it would be our encuny, and not we, uho would have to force a landing -,1-;:* L. on a histile coast. It would be our enany, and not ue, who would have to.,A.v'__'.~5~"'_-»'~* I maintain supply lines across the ocean against the harassment of our bunting plane our submarines, and our battleships. In that case, re could use our own avia- K e tion to the utmost advantage, concentrating it within a few hours at anypoint on our shores, and basing it on established and well-equippedair fields '-7_1".rl~ § 4! I f the British navy with its bases strung out from Alexandria to Soapa Flow. 1- .¬.*|_> '~-..~ 'if that navy with Gibraltar and Malta to assist it, cannot rennin within .*j'~;. _ in; range of the European coast , the h n ow can any new. or any combination of "-if nsvies , cros s the ocean, and without a single base in this hemisphere, land expeditionary force on American shores! . M. ;;--___- -;..j- 3;,-_§i__ b ' i... 1 . _ 'Instead of reducing the valueuof the aglantio Y . '- from-the standpoint of our security, aviation makes than more important 'ever before Li H ' ' -4-W- K . r Power Practically _ removes the denser of .2 attaok 57 sea" _ .__I_ and _. F.-5? r . ooeansthemselves prevent effective attadks , by air. -. _'f_;'_,'._ -- , "'A .:¢__._. 1.-;.- ~ -- I; "'-- p.A."- 5 _ _ w_ _ . , ,_ .. .. p : » -Let us take advantage of this facts!-et us take .¢me.5.er the changes that aircraft and this modern era bring to nations and to men.-Let _;-';;' us use these ohangel to our advantage, and not permit then to be used against . us. They can either strengthen our American independence, and add to the *' . quality of our western civilisation, or they can take us backinto the endle's's_' __.,| _~; - wars and quarrels of the old world. The nation that mkes use ofthese ad1ran-_- -;_-e; - tages will survive, and the nation uhioh fails to understand them is certain ;'_f_--I1 to fall. The choice is the test of America, and the usy of lire we have l.--,-H-92;.';.- = built up in this new world. - _ _ _ . . 92 . . I. P. -_ _,?':n¢ _ 7 - . ~-. '. _ = Iehave the mad per 'r 'set defensive position 'of 'nation. u. r have hi ghly developed industries, and an entire hemisphere full of natural _ resources. Here in America we have developed new standards of life and a -'1' ' " new civilisation; and our forefathers f t f _ national tradition 1 be ouph or the right to do so. Our' l " I s sed on independence. Shall we new give up the inde-__.-'?7l_'.;;'?%-§;e<. r _ pendenee we have won, and crusade abroad in a utepian attempt to fer_00_¢_3'_.._; | 1 . ' »-.92- _ , '- '. ' 92 r * _ '. 7'-"" . .'='- ; -L» "' P '-*5-~:""" I 1. ~ if -' _ ~ e-_- '1 .1 - ->.=F15l<:5~%§*¥.-£§?-@¢5fi"'1'*1*§-9'1" ,. - A . -. --v-"-'_';"~t,f"*lF'_I _ - - -. ': _ . -. A '-+r - 92= w -,--I-"e-s_~.-~ . ' ' "x 92' .::'";-_,_e . 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I p 1-a ___v . -Z _ ,_ . :- _ . . . _ V 1 1 77*--*.l3"=:'.,"'!"-.-'.' 1 ideas on the rest of the world; or shall we useair power}, :4.._,¢ 92 ' and other advances or modern warfare, to guard and strengthens the indepen-_ {,3};-£_| ; 1', e. j. pottage danceof that our nation; isuttered-ens Shall in we Europe sell our and American Asia today; birthright or shalltor weppres_ervei_tfc*:-,-_,:e;:-the mess'.e'£_;3:,j;J-..~; t -_ our children the free and independent heritage that our ptoreifapthers_pe§§9d;_;.:;;1.;_= i [on 1=92='92m_ F, Z. J -.'-it .'- _ -H ' ' - - I L - 3 7 ' M ' '2"-7:1:-'--"=5 ..:,,, Hr". T Ihe Lmerica rst !_!~..-_.-cittee is an crgeniiation of men and E i men who stand firmly opposed to merging our mture with that of any foreign 1-;,",'1f land. We stand for a united nation behind ' independent destiny for America. We stand an forimpregnable American traditions defense and -- an tor; '{1_~';'; right oi free citizens to meet, and to discuss the issues that confront t1:92eir""_»*»ff_I,; nation; for the right to know about, and to vote upon, the fundamental policies; cf theour dying government. to also have We stand I. voice tor in the the right deciding. of those _ who still do the paying "T:-1,;'_l':-f-J"-'1':__":1 . l _ 1! you stand with us, we ask you to join our c0nnnittee._Our _]f-.jf~. strength is growing in every section of the country. But we needyour assist- anee here in Oklahoma. Ie need your assistance that treedom and independence y,'-r~"' and representative government, my continue to live in this nation. ",1-..-., , I _, I -_,.J LI J _ . ' .- -_-_-;_e;..'='.,~-'. ¢. - .1-1._ ~ '. - _ - .- _ i-92-.7."-_.-"z 4.. ' 4" =3 1 '.-92 4*-!' »~ v _ _ _ - - _ - . _ _ . L - . -_ _ . _92 _ ill-_Il-ea-;_-ii - ' - A" --- 1% ---7-'-- ._ . '- '-'=- Ly A _.. ~._-92-*'7'J-"--'- v ,_-.-~_' , ,_- . 1 -.2, ',"' -w... 4 "-"v--.-" -¢-r - I§ r -. V _ _ p . _ . _ _._ . ,_. -- _.92 - 1 ._ . . Senator mmron 1:. InmEL1m reiterated his opposition: '-92 to ;"_ muna'.:;d'&.¢92 l_-" '2 ; participating in the present war d that used in the laet -.-ear. Senator an inIis1..ER scorned attacked allegedpropaganda, the action or Julthe like6117 zj-e ,.- Ocunoil and stated, "1 am glad the people of this state don't feel about if CHARLES LI.'DBERlE as your city council does. There isn't e. more honest,""~ -_ § decent, patriotic man in America." Turning to haticnal affairs the Bel-'|s.'l.1cI'___QI£;..;1__,-__1gr-., g, ._ ,. declared himself, opposed to every kind of 'ism' except Americaniem, 1- 92 if you must call it New Decline. . IHZEELER further declared "cur toys would '_- '.. I have to be sent to all parts or the world, to police India, China and other cg; _| places and I am not in favor oi sending American boys to die on the bltt1I-.;.,;"§;:,,:3_- a fields of Europe or Asia. It we go to Europe to save democracy again, ere ; :~' are likely to lose it in this country. ii Membership cards were dist:-ibuted-§j}.;'--l §_.. in this rally by the America First Committee, 408 Per:-ins Building, Oklahon 4* City, Oklahoma. On the back of this mambo hi i. the local organization 9 _; .1 - - rs" p ,card _ are j . the principles -._' 'Y_=xLT92p-.,?,]'0; A 4 . ..'.~ -- " ""7 1. d e 1- Our first duty is to keep America - IN? path to Weld onlyfreedom. - destroy e dmccracy, e - not save it. "i'he path to ear is a tales-. . ,. s 7 2. ict by acts of ear abroad but by preserving and eztendin.g'f- . democracy at heme can we aid democracy and treedcsn in other lands. " _-ff 1',-;-5'-.l_ R 1 8. In 1917 we sent our Juaerioan lhiPl in-he the sonelenl this led us to ear. 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' e i -_.._;;__*..q ALERICL FIRST COLNITTEE ''-' :--; '¢_ - " 100-922 - .~_" ~.~ J -1/;-1» - ' Z 41;- _ .. - - - .~--1 . 7- . _ 1=n'":'.--"----:- = .-P-;'.'.,-49-1041-;;é§r:-,F§3;-i?;-.. .. --.- -- /. -- -, Hi..: s ' T Ce ,, " ~>. . ''~" -- " ~ -~-= C"1' - " --v - 1-.1@ -Q - ~. er'.-~ '.<_-.'>*;-;¢ " "°t*-e*'51X§<*-;"-:~.-.-*~+'A-":i*.§f<'f-l1+-*=*~"§923'92»-'::=~"~'e3T__ ':1',?i§"*"*--4'!-" P 1..~?'--2-"6 »-»: ;-. _ " ' » 1'i ' - -'"_»' * ' - ~ .- - - '. " --.~-; :6 »..:~ "'*-2'-"- _- .",.'92_-t:_"'r.92'l.'. -~ Z--~.- '-'1t..:f==&n.<~*..~ ~.--.'-r;, ~.~..-'-ii--:'rvreumf ._-_-- <~~ "* ' .'_"92 '~-<*~' ."'1 '1": -- r" e = I" - kon ' th the 1. id. ' -. kn ant. ~- ' ,-i- "I.?~¥~£.>'?;'- P '-L.,_-r --v' -'1_",'~L.'-""'J.r'2§'" ..' - ":"'-" -.""'~:>s4,3 ~<- 7%-53'? '11";-5'7? "?'?<15;§'{3':*;Z=@'7"'3°5§*Z1L::i_ "i,-.-1_ V '.~ . ,,'- .,,,_A1 -,:- -_, -__ :2 1,, _"_. ._.. . ._ _ _,-7,. gJ ., .__ iv - . '.--. _ 1"-*_.I'_e'_d:_'f;,'4_$;_»,, .,_tq;.,,,.}_-1'-Q;-"§¥92<3-~'--'adj-ag-5* ji ;».e-____,, . _ __, .1 L . _. .---- _~;»-1 "' - '»_ 4. We muetbuild a defense, ior_ our shoree,"ee"etrongiff§,fg§1_§§§; T3_ {B L-* thatnoforeign poweror combination or powers can invade__our countryj¢byL;_-T;_§_§f;s;j§f_§ . s o-=--"ur or 1-ma ~" -o_f=. ;.~. ,'.-;;.__s *-." -3* I '4 :;f.:-':}_=.i~:T'i._~~3T-5--*;=_1~"vi-P-?:[§=§f_*?-Ifa;§f;y3:;L';;}T ff 7 j".'-.'"" * - 5. Humanitarian aid isthe duiqfo£__e strong,{res " pat peaoe.ith properiafeguard forthe distributionof suppli'es,i'I-e5#lI~-..-A-1'5"-"-'-".. should feedand clothethe sufferingand needypeople orEngland, the"ether";-.;$-5§:Li_-"". .. ' democracies and the ooou ied e t i _ 1 P oun . r ee ' ; ';-_e . ., ?,; 4, -a_'_-?_ :._ -1_..~.:~é-1f.<'-;_;.¢z.3* 13,-r -._._-5.-=..'C-1'!*l"»'*-T="-,;';:.'_,=;i, . .. ;»T g5_ ._ . .3.»; i V - I On- K August 1941, $0, _ .4'--92-7_~"--_:~~u- 31.7E?_§$_1"!eET_-RQ!e.¢¥l9§.l_e_l.el.':_i.!'ee!~.;';;§-Yup,-f-:---_-.<'~.»;mrr"£1§g .1-_+} I " §1lldi1;g,Oklahoma Cityadvised thathe hadbeen one oithe membersei the 5- -1'. AmericanT g Le ion to b appear etorethe CityCouncil protestingthe useor Q C . ilunioipel Auditorium foruse by CHARLESL LINDBERE on behalf oi theAmerica ,_. First Committee. lleELROYhzrther advisedthat theCity Councilis qOmpOl0__._-_§~f~,--;_;- j - er thefolio-wi_ng members: __ _ _ 1; . ;.._~s-L-.__;_._."_§_.__-v,._'-._-.£5".?.: -._-T.-_2;;.~'~,5§;.;1é=;-_.;s-§--_;:1§?.;;{.= go 1.-_ . g _ - . ~. * -_ .- :-_. ..._i-'-'-.=.=..._¢..-.-";.- ~'*-;,'~'*' * oi-'»' . o a. r. nu mm, JOEc. cmPam.1., 8Al.'1'Y Fiimroini mm»: ems, Lsormm n. nzcmson, L. 1. BAKER. .= ;;>->34 '. it V v -' G9Ag '-.3I_.;__"';' =5 lid.i _ _ ___ rV__.h_ "L ,,_'.".'. _ . e g t-_ -._!n ,_ ._ _. , ':.._] . . "-, ; .¢_;'H n, -10,..-1;;-' _ 2'-1'," F:..:-_92r1 1' - ' v,-V. AF -.'_.. I _. - a - . I- ' o .. "» _'. Ir.- - IoELROY _ . stat-ed -i-.~..==Ire. that .».».s I.I.xt{EEFBR no theeniyw 92' ';5;¥92.""-' per-},..,_;*-§s;', 1' ._ . '. son to appear beforethe City Council whospoke in favor oi granting the ' L use of the mznieipal auditorium to the America Fir t Caumitt I" H 'Q = ther stated ea-it Counoilnan JGE uiuwan" ' s "ee. "' IoELROY ' 1.1., I-Ilq92ll.I'0llor ail. those persons the _ _;_:1 i _ were protesting theuse of this auditoriumto LIFDBERGHif they had eon-__§_.I_C-i~f,i;-.-f_'_'¥ 'j - ' sideredthe possibility of gettingthe situationreversed andoigiving to - _ o LIKDBERCFHadditional favorablepublicity by denying him therightgto usejtheg ,'-';{ .. g. auditorium. pnenuzox saidthat a. B. nu HEIIAE,Counoilmen eee eppeeed " ' LIFDBEREHusing the auditorium beoauseoi the tenor of LIHDBERCH sprevious '" - ' 5 -o ~ ~ ~ remarks which indicated a tendency toward subversive activities. A notion-l 1 Ia: mede that th e Mayor be instructed to deny the use of this llunicipa1*_*-=,-_t"§'T:.'*'=~: _ u" A d itorium to LINDBERGHthe for purposeof makinga speech Ihioh light be oonaidered subversivein nature. jiayor it.1. HE-FNEB,inquired as to 1rhether]-_,- ' the notionshould be voted upon in eeorstor openlyglineethere wasno] reply'1; ' to this inquiry MayorHEFNER statedall those Ibo Iould vote in the negativeg _ . '_ would sitnity their intention andsince theretree noindication orany 3 - 'o ti-re votes being cast, Mayor EEFKER stated that all the votes Inuld be Qet - - in the affi ti ' " A I _. ma ve to deny LINDBERGHthe use of . 1'°l°=.Ythe municipal auditei C >4 fl _ . the occasion ofiugust 29,1941. .- - --- I - 2;" - ..*5..:; e- '-"F *1"-..<;'-' W-5,."~ o . 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Commissioner was elected chairman ct thelnerioe First 'r_|. -1~"..-"- ' "-2 "_'nittee, Iorrthe 'Iu1sa_0hapter, busines of electing at e. meeting permanent at officers. the court house The tl-Ilsa Monday World. night. on .l.1ag'usl;"=,T.*?-3-.1this Jp} v-92.-71' l __»§-»- -... 3. _;_ ;.2e, 1941 published in article which stated that ncx snonnsi former =-.pu92>11e.3-'r*- as, - 1-. "'92.;l._"." - ,_ -.-_.-article relates that only about $0 persons turned cutter the nesting *.r.==." rt 1', ¢ DB1 ' ,"'£.'_'- ..''. out of "these thirty, fourteen signed up for nenbership' in the America Fir t *Z~_'¬i.f ~=' .5,-_;~.5' . . '. -:"._*. J - roup, In an article appearing in the Tulsa Tribune august 50,1941 ll.iC%ODBS,l. ..»; Al. __ M »r;.s . p_fChairma.n,_Tu1ea - America First Co ttee is quoted as saying he could like; -';'.»>;f

j=j._{.i..to i."'~» -e secure -$.u.'m nznmrrr ;m for a nesting in nu» on eptember '*_ _-F1."-_'. '""".--SHRODES :._-'*_.'.- -is mrther quoted as ng in this article that GHARLE-8_ LINDBERGE ;;il"I_;;-.': »'- .*,.-,;¢*-; .' '5;;_..;_ ..,_;,._ and Senator BUBTOH K. IQHEELER Iere. invited to speak there but were forced tc'=:§>;-.f.;_':-, L; ,',_*,__, '§"'.":.< r 3;,-.i;¢. I. _j-V_-___=_-';?'_deoline due to the other many engagements which they had. In the Tulsa Tribune rot-"3? §-.;- -. J -1§';._=I-ll? : ,_ 2?. , . ._*__ ,, .92_, . ,.,. ~ _ ~._- 522' -.5? -. .1 eg- w .._4-»,{ .1 " - on_§eptq:nber_2, 1941 is an article erhioh statesthat the Lmerica First 0on-.;§.;§1,--..'_:$ -1.1 nittee may stage a membership campaign in Tulsa on renewing up the card; 1 ;_> feigned at Tulsa nesting and by Tulsans at the CHARLES A LINDBERGH speech in ":"I7-'*"- e Oklahmna Citjr on August 29, 1941. This articlaalso stated that mcz snnons§,"?;.; ;'.'.:Ll;.%,'_-1:?-J. .1 ~3_j'.l; . e Chairman will over new organisation records tonight with Hrs. -. .» '- I--..='- _ mjzbc . p ";- _.1="i .-yr. "';:_"{;','.'] .. -_ -,_.'T: ELLA ESSEL anti WEN , Secretary and lreasurer.' SHRODES is quoted __1urther as stating that I. 3. YOULIS. Chicago Secretary and Organizer would M be _ _ here _ econ to help outline the _ committee's . program."-5' -. . 1 .- -. _. -' _ -- '-;*- ,_,.92_-_ ''-"T;-."' . , . _._.~,.._|.-92- -'48.-:".-o.-I-if ..-' _:.-.-3 :'_p,-It . 92 . VT, _ , . _-_ -. L.-. - . _ _. _~. V__ 1 . I _ - . J __, l 1 V n ... 2,1; .|r._¢__. .4 r __a .__ K _;|_|-_§ .,__:J._, - 1; , 4-0" .__;;:_-.;.;92J -5., _.{F 1 i-5-.5; +-1*- -'.--Z-e 1 '2=' 1...... ;m, 1;;.'...;o,;;.;;;.;.1;*2.;n.1;.2i 11>. a 1+1&1 T11"-§"" ' , ., .. .' H, bureau supplied the following information concerning the activities of the -H I. r,-J-u .. _. I V._A.lnericaplirst . Committee in Tulsa, Oklahclnaz '.;.'._ F L; '-";':;_ _j_-A; _- ,4 5.1%o~=- "_.;:'.~':-:1--'1. . . . . - . . e . 1*,-_--.1 -'.*:-.-'.-.- =.'.Y-':"..-.- ._-'- ~ 4 J1 ri!.l_:¥=','. i :92.*- ':.-;__ -£2--,.~'.: .-v,~'-'_;' - r r - .1 -v-- 1-""v ' '»'"-*1-'=' -"~ 7* 2'" ** 3" " ~ high. I1- I I .92. ,3: 3....-,1-T-.J Ii . July 14, 1941 meeting of the lmerica?irst cmnmittee 5 ".,>, -V .a:--- _< 'I ,. _ . . ,1 ,. _~:. -~ . tonight_at_ a.oo pa in um Baldwin Methodist qhm-eh, zzoo Block on 1:.>t.-<.-:;'e.+;*..-'.f~.~t-¢-t=~>.5,§*»_:-_.».r. r¢,4-. -_*'._~:-;~-*-- :--r..j_|'.Franlcfor-t, with about 43 women seven men attending. lnong thii group tea.-s"~'_-'2 > {=2 ft-...5. 92 iere four nen with the Reverendaslx group and three en from the 1.P.I. Q i I;-g..Vu;._.!___.A and later ff.-I.-*,.:f 1»; porgani ser. two married couples joined the group. D01,'!¬UBBO0I St. I.cuis_.- ,"'_.';-._.¥=.-__.__:l]¬J.ffoi-Tning s chapter openedthe in nesting Tulsa and stating raising that funds his to canmittee get the Hon. group Senator had intended ll :|-» ' 'there for an op.» .1: nesting. unseen: then introduced attorney mm at " L i'.;~. - ff?"-pen. omnm City Branch. mm asked for me. several times and althou -r'- .. 5" < .. -, -. eh. -. . :192- "~.n'< ~.',BO! T1. :'rr-_r~ oney was offered he reiterated his former statement that, the _"beet in- E 92L92;'_;.| . '_ FI I ',-a p suranee against further ear 1 nance this o tee. Ire. C0013 of thef{,f";" 2 .- 5:4.-'.92 5 .5 -I" < . Tulsa Peace Council, Reverend and lliss OISTOOI from the pro-' '..-'1.-;"=.-_--ii . g.§'j'_f.T,:-1- < ._ DH: .1 I In__.lnerican group not present. all instances they are out oi ten, }'§'_z_ -;. I " " I 'excuses. '- the literature distributed in these neetinge was the usual type -5?.-'-~"92.' Y2. 1....-yiee in the general stock of the America First Committee. ».;-"J-i*;_,T_§¢.~.a|-i~ "L Q. .. ."_'_ __._ 1 __ __-."," a is 7 I; - . -. I -- - '»-r . _'-,__ r 92 '_ _ . -' '_"'_..d.'_ ¢- _'_.92. .1 ." i .-I :.;_ -. -." - $3 1". that he had attended several of the =- e 4: ,. L-PJ. neet 1115 o s Her Y rk and had be a delegate to the Hlergency Peaee°'?'h"'_._.'T".A> " * -"'1 _-_p0on.fe1-enee in Chicago lest tall when the A.P.l. Ins organised and the reason '"*.'*-/- e ~ ,1-l<_'_".. f _ 1'01, his not remaining I1-th the .l.P.I. uas not the fast that -they are toe -1-ndicanlr i-'_L':fr»_-'7']?!-Ii that ihe had been offered a position Ii: the America First Committee and ,_ t. , . _ , 1. __ 9. as . there . _ ._ is _ a direct _ livelihood _- _ while _ e the 92. 1 1.P.I. _ -. ____ was _.__ financially V ~ _- _r'.'-P'A92!I9;;_;..=.-a r~.-§_ 1~- -,"xr'»Z..-.- '...'5~'.~-~-~":£- ':--"e -I-.... 1*»- --2; '>: .=»-*=-;.'- _. -*- -_'._ * ¢=*- - - " ' r ' '-. * :; " , " ,~ '- L"- --. 1% -. 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, 1.-.. -I . 3 substantial at that time and it could not otter '_his!';even :.';f;_§ - . »- I most essential expenses while the Ah-_eriea First Gmittee had the neoeasa.-_,'-.'=1';{.% .~. .1 zffinances to carry on. He rurther stated that there may he was oomnunists 1 "even. eznong the America First Committee and said that Oklahcsna City has ite_",,T;T§~'1;.¥;_3;§<. ~_ ._._,.1 .. I share of this class of people and as long as they are not taking'advantage_.y§.:;;fi_;;{ E. Q "ct the general membership there is no cause to he complaining against theus; '%'.;_fi}§§;?;T;=;p: c -" and they will retainthen as honafide nembers as the America First Committee"-é;'_;§@-' e . is not taking any responsibility tor the many other activities or its members = but only the peace angle. In further conversation LUBBOGK made specific mention oi the GIO oil workers union, stating I have had several minor 92 I e conferences with Ir. Bars on the ll'ashin.gl:-en Side he:-= ==-.e =-.-.=' '1-m7.-..:.=ea _~.:~.ie*fF.§~;;_g. . active cooperation directly from ie union was impossible as they are dividedfji: on this peace conference hut they are doing everything in theirppower n > . p encourage and have memberships for Joining our committee and _I look for 1-Q 1..n _ satisfactory response among the oil workers.". The meeting concluded at 10.01; .,,-_;",._._ I pm with PERRIHE remaining in conference with MEAD who had been invited by ¢"*._'.;3."§._'t_-1 L 'i -. < him to his hone on their return from Bartlesville in order to Ifurther the in-3'33"-§;' _ terest of the Peace Tendency llovment. Ehren DON LUBBOCK seemed to_te.ke__£ '*5.,*,; ;,_':;'j 1° . great interest in this movement. _o A-_:_. Q. __ _-Q _b_-.I .j.;'-";. '.@=;,};;,_,§'.;.2_ Lg 1»-15,? -if _.'}.-7.'_.-?~.{._i;:.- fa ,._... -. . _ ._ _ .. , . ._ .. . -. V _ 92 - . - , _ 1 . ., ___, I . - -_ . ._ .. .. - _ v 92_ r;92z __ _; ._ .._f_ : __ _.___ _-_h_- _ 9..-_§,:_ S, . q:?,aIi ._ M. 140155 Q, L; __'_ A, f a,'_/_. -|~ J _ _-H, J _L , . . . 4 --_ _~ I - -. , - ,-.. _ "'F.' .--J1", f -.' ' " _.'.-_ "- "'_ T4. .13 " _- * - ' ._ - 92_ - .,, - Jul . 18 I . 1e41.-- - - . __ .¢ -- _ ,.- '< - .- ~ - - = :11:-'-.=.' -_?--.~.-._: -r 3f-;.»;.-1-,';.;. * -* '.¢'~' ¢. r~?-_ .._ ,, _ '- . ' _ _ ' . . . -' . . . . - e_-_:,".-"..'._.-. '.'~.--*'--."...- -"-~- - 1 _ - A close search for DON LITBBOCK, Urganizer forthe americaiI-trstiq 1 Committee was of no avail because neither he nor HEAD were in town." Iliss-_ i,{_'5§;"'_ HOWARD sai he Ian not contacted at all by them as promised and a oe11'.*<-__t h Monday but she had a. previous engagement and was not interested in the n " ,. First amittee. Ira. FERGUSON the columnist tor the 1'1.-.l= Irit-.:n=' 1. papersaid through e. telephone conversation that she will be willing to act 5 "'_-"_=?*5~-'-. . as C-'hairme.n it Senator IHEELER I111 cone and speak but she doesn't want to Z, line herself in the open with any specific group. lire. FERGUSOII !nr1erTstated ~ 7 that Ihile she is filling to work for peace she likes to do it through her ¢T__'*-.--371": e f can efforts and her column and not through the dictates o£'_ aw organisatien..¬1!r}1I_.>~ 1 ! - -i lies OHSTOCK 'of the "IcsnensinEerice.nL.Grcup . the is very busy in her can y and expressed herself as well gratified ct the'_ _.;'=. results or the Tulsa n-mm. r .. 2.11 Illiéh sh..":"ed that ea oi the -o-lotion? _. is against any . --open warfare Iith anyone. -- ~ "She said This will give a P littleP _'__ .. L "_ . » acre lees-ay in coming out in the open and while I don't like the America First , -Group coming here and trying to steal the limelight I itill maintain that -*2» .. can well handle the situation as far as peace is concerned; Io are lure?" _ . th e working people are essential in any group or drive and we have prepared. . 7 appeal to the various labor groeps for cooperation. fir ~t" -... -:;*-.- :- .' 1 .. ~ » .. - . ., .. _ ;92 =-;2.;.1i'Zfr....*?.!','~£=?1.-he--1}?!" '. . "'-' _ . ~ .,'_{ '.'. _'.v_ -v_. -_ e-'.-'-1-_-'_f_ p '_'_ 92-..~_- _- - w . . ''." -- _ I _ . Suit we _ 19-° _ ' _, .1 ~. "' 1_ ; '1-.i.A. , "~17. _ - -c -;_- 7 1.-5': .1- ,_ "$4-._;=+¢.,::» _ _<-;'-:.'- ~ --2% p- '*»-"_.-".- fr 4'.- j :,-i-- -,'. .- . - "-:- :v- - -7* ~ -xi. - '.'.-=. " e=:.?--'1 " ' . I . litter the announcement in the issue .:-~'ir*: _f;. 1_;_B¢te1_-and _1_':c£ the second rum effort tor an to explanation organise the as Anerioa to Ihgy he Firsteae Gasnittee-ea11e4rfI;_l_._7.'eeietec their -*1.-*'.'.- -. .,h_'. .--',~-_3 ->- ' '..'.»__f;r r .,_ _->..= ...- .--.-.i.s

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-~.=f. T:."-4 g,-~.*.__;;*;_'_-}-jiig--,._;._-n_1pon-._" _': as o roan pro en _'_aote co ng nee g a _ e were -_.-j.~i,-'-'"_J;h, ,_,92k_ I.-o'..|~fa_L. Q" 4 1 PLNKEI-__that"Re1rex'end*§TR1CK paid Reverend SMITHhad and accepted _theQhbnor_'§'§-;;;='-._ '-','92' ._~n ,__._- to 'eitonthe stage with me so that I will not look like the 8p0n8Ol'_-O_f this_j_;'_'.*.,:;-'f-.= l:*E._;;.-1. ;..noven:ente' -'--.D F _:=,;!',;__=*__-ej1f.;:':'Q._T_q'._=j.u ~-wry HJt.__i PARKEY said _.-..__,V"-d,-1A*-"7-,1--._,,- -' - .». ,,..,... -- thatlies -_- -'----_._.r-_7; - _ ,-_. .1..'V-XHOWARD- 1'.L ...._é_¥.,f-w;-,_t_'§_I~-e -- Q -.agreed to _- - 92.£_.1.., _v act_"-. ";..*1' as-.¢,'-,_-.- secretary = f--.,A:;¬.-,.. J.-,. proQ aL:-.g. 5 Q-{eggF55, - :=-. _~ - '¬_;1"_T'-."._.- 3-;__;,__;_ that notes will be made andthere shall he no hitch in stating the meet-'f_iT1-55-f'1_;-"- -. ifing and we certainly hope to get a larger crowd thanIo got in ohuroh on ;'§_--4;"-_,"*,_';j.;-_:_*-..*. 1-. - 5-that Hon-daynight and hope to have youthere with the rest of the ¢lePele -_L " bUl'IQ..;,-H-;92".;.-;'--' __ 1 . .-{;"..'.' - . -' . .,.I .'. . ~_. 'n_='. .. _-' - -.. ,-.- --1'--_ J, -' 1;;---=- . '..51. --9!;->591 . .-" --'-*1"-?'=f.;'.l-§:.. ' '."~e-~_?_ , ;*'A-:,"'*.,;-1'53 '.~.-.j_: if 4 ,.-4." 3 VP I-s*'92-;* " 1- -.- .-" 1!92_2%-h92 I _ -. . _.,. r. I tater in the day- was aboutget to intouch "'. 3 "L1":-'1".1 '_e 'get 'a 'st'atementfrom him concerning theAmerica First Committee and-_-.+:'_~.';".T§§';'-'+e-'l'.'.f-".'.~. er"- _'PERRIh'Etint he admitted had been contacted last Ice]: by the group hut'no;t'*']-';fF?*T.§§}- 5 _f_or thepurpose of offering him some position in the executive oomittee 1; . only for the purpose of getting a good speaker in Eula. PERI-ZINE wasasked <.- "'1- I4. R ' --e'- | to try and get one oithe nozaxncsnsfrom Oklahoma.City to attend thisymeet-5 4 .' 1 a mg. PERRINEstated that he had first written his father and asked his _ ? _/ advice regardingthe AmericaFirst Movementand got a very favorable reply- 1, In fact, his father had urgedhin to on-e all his power and am;-eeeeeto oer;-._-;;i;,'"... ther this organisation whichis backing their Pure Democracy Issue,"_ - --at-g_'-; _.=.=?§_'~"-'.p I 92....--, 1-. 4.!!-92 - PERRIEE furtherstated that he went to OklahomaCity and found that OSCAR ".>"'.'_§_-?'_f<»""l:'

*.1 4 ." .lHERI1iGER isstill too ill to appear in any program while young A!£ERI1iIGE':. -T'l,;:j;"F s-4' ~ . --1. .'=--_."' .1 ' - the son_!.is _Pm1RIHE awayfrom the advisedcity andthat he is had not notified expectedthe Reverendhacknntil theIETRIOK lasthof with the''.._-j .=-V_-_l'_ _ g. 92 - ; - -.|.~ __-.- -__-,.- - V__ V.H ._-I. .J-.-i_§__§:.- ."T".'__|. _»,1,s¢'.-h -

>ejnv=essarg,toall the get people to the neeeneghe h'eeev'er;-'eeee=~f--9-5* Lb. 92'.- *- ,.'@-'.v.- '1.1:!;.: I;-;_ .- . ronrr.--5 to make"a showingand heprunised eventhe B.I..l.'to attend and haspersonally vl10¢ - ._~,,.__ tith F:R0_SS_ urge the_ largestattendance possibleat this important _meeting.,.lf.§.1.'.' . i. -." 5, ;';;:'..'-_-1'1}H _ I _ - ______I v 4V-_--la __.-_ J, .q:?1:"-J-_:__;_-."..:.. v.. 1--J m-e. DORI5A4S'1'camethe into picture any with an ... - "neat thatshe will attend the OklahomaCity YouthLegislature meetingon ~'»"T.'j._'-ry; =-¬-"-7-J _ Zi$="7- Labor nayand incidentally mentioned thelmerica First Committee, theRe1'.___ ,5. x PAIR! as being holy paoifiets, Rev. IETRIGKas one who hasno stand at -.a:--.-_. ,. _.»-- ,~_-2 --. " ,','!4'.}.-4* Rev. SMITHas anti-semetic who hasno oeaoe at all and int ilaai" '_92__-"5'. '.=- I-':¬"8:".{'I3'mPlthieswithout are hearingon the 'sene1-e1sitiatione peace lire. s2s":'.'--:-.:'-'19?-' . ':3i;--...__ turther announced,If the American FirstCommittee, includingGeneral I003} 1.. -._' : ___?:__-ll - he so many differentaims amongthe leadersthere is certainly nofuture .1 and the namesof thosehonest leaderswhose sacrificesare holdingup 3'»-'-1'¢"',~_--" W the ocmitteeare boundto fall when the crucialncsnent arrives."-She also~§'-;".T""":'¢'=;1 ..._IP°¥ethe of .l.P.l!.nentioning thelast rel ease shehad receivedfron the - national office arsed one immediate materialbe sent to Russia to 1-e1s.eve""1=h-.'-.'-f~.-1. ' E1.-e--'.'r». I~=='l1=of the ihmim Production of Iar materials. Thisinmriated Ire.-sssr_*¬iE': ' .111,--,'.;.'§ _:u- ._=&:-'61_.-é*792'->'*v_,-_f':==_-.','aZ.;-____ r ~q"-.-~ -¢ A, ' 7r-1-to. 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_ .-1.»._92- - .1 __.,;7'.u5-':?.:.-7.7» P_,___.¢ ,. A The schedulesmeeting ofthe licorice l*iretl't'_7o1m1'iitteekwa'i'dl;e-lud E'?;:;;__.¬. -»-,- tL, '_-.15-1|--"c-'_~'Jun the secondrt. floorof the county Court,Corner of6th _& Boulder withyonly =_ .-"-H-'-1-"'- P the guests present whichin ded 34 peopleofwhcm only nine were woolen.- +=-'e>:~.-»e- "i.'§S-e.-.;'-3§";=i'hePAIKEY, Reverend 0EORG§%ULIS, Special representativeorg __Chicegc",,_the ;- "71 _-;.'s7-.",""cnitteeChapter 7 is of exactlythe America Fir-ct the word Committee etende tor;and @ely Ref» SMITHto defend wereon .l.m:-iaj,iir="-=i'=¥.".;£-'- the platforl 1;-1,"?-" - -.~. 7 v - .nr-.....f,,-- -A then PARKE! opened the meeting explaining briefly that the America First ¢Ol;"¬;:5; ego.-|.* 92.-L i-we1- Q:-,;;= _ A -'-P PARKE! went into a lengthy history orhis tanily, as wellas his om personal A Q 93*-history, pokingit lock like an alibi for his presenceat the meeting. ¥ then introduced1-om.1s wentwho intoa lengthy explanation toac mt 1;he<;-g_E-;1..?,=;g§?ti. _.__,__ *-0'Q Q 1":1'__ 1 . -ecu.cu, Q'5;-Jhnerioa First Committee standsfor andthat they have accomplishedand stated .. ff-@.;_f ?v;L> z t "that they earneetly hopeto keep thie country out or_s,py92toreignentangle:cents7,j].=f;, "92e;--+". r. I - --7 - i.neludi.n,g'Be 11». eulogized unnez-non andem-mom anthose whoare sacrificing1 -.1.»-s" -.-,-1 1: {H their careerand theirfutures in order toacconplieh thesine or this eon-;;_;-gs :i,_%_-5:we rjt - . 2 -. II-1-tteeoHe then went intolengthy pleafor supportor this committeein ..,~;,"f -'-, - rt ,_."F.r_-L-.53. Tulsa andfinally asked for the nomination ore pernnnent=.-_1=e1r=-.e_.~n- he-;;-317: Both .7;-§f.~i. 1.".-' _'- sn- PANKEY andRev. SMITHwho werenominated declinedin favor of IIM.-KSHROUES andpi;-in _._1~,_,,_u_. I - :;92;l..-_. _.,_4. .-_'.,-promieed supportfrom thenit he would acceptthe naninationwhich _hedid aiteI'__f.'. as I, -_ f::'1_'_-; a brief _ discussion withFOULIS. SERODESmade anacceptance 'speechexpressing .- .-1*;- - = ; +_.,._ y confidence in the movementand elk: or__ cooperationfor all those preeent¢"'_'g-_§'%"-,l§ . .J;.t_; . .. '1':*'.=-a.» 1- Included '- the audienceinwee who intobutted speechthe J7i5'-f;.';;~_'_._ .,-55.2; 7-1::that FOULISmade askinghow the"11n'ecTa'F1rst stands committee onsupporting }-*f_-'.f-TI: r 16 4,-_ 'f_-7_- - - _the_Rueeie.n Peacein defense oi their country. _POULISexplained that "A -Exame.923"-1--92?!"$ -.jv 1". 7i~?r - are tor aiding all democracies inEurope andthey wouldhave no_lo1re{or 41.W - if!+ Iesi, Fascist or any other didactic or dictatorial"pcIer,"hireeierfhe"eidei{??=§§** ._; -''2' ; 7.!-e _5-jisteppedreel the questionof Anderson's.Very conspicuously the [email protected]."snd '+'92'_-; '¢_._.92. T the A/PAL menhers havebeen absentfrom themeeting althoughIlse B01[LRD_{I_ Jig51 - »--1£--{L - said thatall of them havebeen calledon thetelephone askingthan to 615.. . 1-~.1L'-1-"1_ "'-5" .§>"".;~"'present "--" at the meetingtonight and that she expected about50 peopleto be ":rf}f{;;'f-;*'_";7 I? lg' - 'J 1,. gwr_-.-"?~:.Z?-1, - 7:. present allc_!'__whom - she hadcelled. fhe following permanentcommittee II.8_elected: ,=,-_.";-_.-:_'1-.,~_*r-:~ ~_ _._ - -,- . 37 -I"?--* - , re-.;~.- ' A7 : -.-: I.- > - ¬_ -~'_-,7_ 7,.1 _~<.-~ _ .15: I _;__.'»,-'-- _..~J1:-k:;_;,u ',5?» .-+L»l7."l;'7--.r ,_¢.~ ~7. 92 ..92 .- -- 1-~ "»7.'.._, -- ---.='--1+ "4 - '** _, ¢_-,. ,1-, ¢.f~-,-9.1 9292 -_, ILCK ERODEB, Chairmen" - -- i ." .:-- . . :';". . .3-wv F;- -.p*- -.'-;'-u4er§3--1'1?-"~ .'- .-'_ - - -:7- ' -' ._"1~:--+: _;,--2-"- '2-'- . 1 ,7 ___ -, _ -»~" ,.. --.;- . 1,-.1---§~ ; 1__'--;_- 1,... .- :- . .4- _.<7. 1 _e /'_ .-I . .- . --..-_ ~" A! ~I.. ;-.1.--_ -.- - u I, 77--»92--er?-A,_ -_- -Q _._92-.¢;-- ,-.~L"- §"-3,: 3"; 5," IR SEL, Secretary It _. - .. 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There is some dlssention ensue; already 1 those who have favored the America First Committee as the rcilowlns !§=tqmgnt_»-geegé a will shown A teller named JACKSON who has an insurance cfi'ioe__in the _.Ihompson:;;;f§g "H Building, Bald, '1 would have opposed the presence of Reverend SHlTH,Jat__thi_s_eri*»§,~§;= any other meeting of the America First C-onmittee because he has been identified-f;_§ | -92-. use the m and the Silver Shirts and every other radical movement i.no1921ding'_}92:5=;_'_???1i_-T_ a Anti-Semitism. ;L1though' I have no real love for the jaws I d_cn't try to'psr_-_-1;';{§;:§;5s=i- '" secute them and I don't go around preaching against them.'_ 1n__ this case I__ don't think that Reverend Slllm at this or any other time should be lncltded-_='fi-;_§l="'_] in any official capacity because that is going toy hurt more pahgmgeod '- - . Another fellow named PARKS expresses helm-' sentiments regarding" Reverend SMIH and PARKS added that he, SI-E1131, has heen__very anti-p1.a'bor ' F that it therefore, will he hard to interest the laboring classes in thi_s_nove§ ment. PARKS further stated that the working men in the Tulsa District a_':-e_de-ag._;?.f-;1 tea-mined to tollow the lead of the City Administration Which is far from pacific or far from having any peace tendencies, for the population according to put PARKSthe is America strongly First pro-British, Committee ierefore, on the market it is there. going ,_~_:_";u>1=iEp"j:=*w;to be _a real pfO_'b1Qn-_':.-j-;'_" - 1 |92 - On august 30, 1941 at 7:80 pm there were 4'! persons in the hall at'e"_§§rj;g- _- meeting rivalof of 1u.c§§sH12onss ate klahoma Youth H50 Legislature pmthe meeting includingtour vas called to neg:-oes; order by_'B0aijtlhggeuhar-if? En the introduction of four participants in the symposium. lliss 192au"F.DGC" representative of the fellowship of reconciliation, Ias ¬&O_._*,:-1%?-_;':.-fe >_ GEORGEx¬=IURCHILL, leader of the Bundlesrcr British group was seconds I10! I .92- ODES, Tulsa Chairman of the America First Committee Ias the third, and ,. . , plained Executive that he'a'as Secretary not prepared of the to OIL nslce Ias an the address last speakers but asked MCI pbrnissicn "ex"-""#5in'to"re_ad GEORGE 1i192.SHlNGl0N's address and asked those present to get a copy or it and read and study it and they I'ou1d_1i.nd that this country has no moral right to tervene in Europe's affairs. At this Oklahoma Youth I-egislahxre nesting was found that there occurred a heated argument regarding LINDBEMH and hisij §_=,;.-'_{-;i"_ =-eeeee erase.-=-..=. City speech in which he failed to nention anything about the Nazis. HACK SERODES new head or America First Group in Tulsa defended LIHDBEBE, - IHEELER and others claiming that their stand is the stand oi the naJorityo1."-,>1;.*_-__: 1 American public, and reiterated the Inch publicized statementpthat 80% of p lmeriee-n public does not want any mropean intervention. He than left the L;-".';§;f;-. meeting stating he had another °ns8m°nt't° Qt! an ~_£._; - , - . - " , - - - .__ - _,: ;__;.;'.: - .;,.,l_'=-Y r 'The writer ascertained fraa KLTEIRYII IIABTOI, fecretary o£'_ t.'he'8tc.te"i'$i;'r Otfice, Oklahoma State Capitol, Oklahoma City that the America First Committee "~51- is hot regietered, inooworated, or licensed in the State of &"iahonaLe_;'.,_ ,1 _' _' __"ue : __' '| .. --he . _, ~ ,.- -- _: ., - _ '_ " . 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$ :..a~ F,H'ITLERSlIEN _,l. . 8 | IHhtENIN'AllERlC.A' 2 X-Marks the Spnl--u F "They" Tell Me Thai: Sam Quapllrorehi. a New Yer Blaehahirl ia in MiamiOrganizing uh Q loeal Muuo-Men - his addresi T11 N. IF. lTth Sc. i--*-''-i'_Q i Rumor haa it lhal he in allemprin to pnrehaae aoe properly, Inr Faerie meeting! - will jive you more dtlpi on Quaptlroechi in the nexl iutle. ei Dr. Fold Hanna prominent Miam pliyairion. an Eygptian by birth ll V 3*. 1 a reaidenl al the U. S. for the pan __. .- .- -Hi" 22 yearn apoie before a White From Rally some time back where llr praiaed Hitler and rontlemncd [hr .. .;,.;l -- Jrws. lome of lhoae that mended the aaeeting were Blanchard ll of Coral Cables. Hr. and Hra. J. M1.-Gran of £35 Bill-I!'IIe lalands, llcCord of Coral Gablee, a partner of W. C. B.. 512-1 Holllrooh Dr. Fllad l Hanna Prim-e attended Cantl Mural] the P111 ¢-.:¢_ __. . '1" . lireaaed in a white aail~he apolu - t 2|! minlltei. Q - 1- Tllia pi:-lure war tahen in Germany . earri llr°I..iHr?:;Ir a ingeae; Luv!everyzime CottonThai1 vm.a -1! in 1033-during the Partei Kongrell. elurd and Dr. Hanna opened I of llw National Soc-ialietGerman lnontlu the peltingeae would bnl .-,,.:. Worlaen Party Na:iJlhe Gallo- The Voice of the People92 Dr. Fnad Hanna haa an gffi man" to the left is Dr. Sehnuch llte DuPont Building. , formerly " lander fueher lluder! of 100 Per can . oven |.r.-rrrzn 1'0 "run PUBLICThey tell me tlaal; l _- 51$-A: it the lllnenda of the NewGermany Dear hlr. I Mn. Miarnl: Gardon Ono, proprietor af I , now nnwn as the An1erihaDeut- For President ln answer to .la1-hon Lytell'a letter Grill, 3529 N. E. 36th Street, Iv _.'.a-.~ -- __ arher Volkeliundea Dr. Sclinurh in to lhe Pro-Appeaseru ofliciai journal,ahoula_ hie praile of Hitler Q _ . ' "i is new a member of the Boardof lei me point our that Mn. Frankalso ltllorla Be that hia lmaine ' _____H______------one- D lrerloru e Irh e B un d 'Ill New Yorh Ser'or|d Irom the left ll 'Friutliar Fisher, a chamber maid in the Colu- droplving off. l . llile fugitive from ]IlRll¢ Bllor"lh|.- Herald; In regard to hus Hold it a lll fledged National lI¢rIe.vthatIheBu:nanen- . Farmer l|.r. C. Ii. Strange ataiement that Sorialial Nazi!a-he ia a member of ll Richard: Departmeni Store " Milllr-'ea'lerr|" leader Chicagul cl Ihr Executive Committee of the Cer- lilo Kalolirka and "liken." ' the Efendr i. e. Friends nowthe Bund the Ame:-Lea Fire: organization has loo: Herr Ortlieb nu remely : -ln reality Fritz. Ciaaihlrwith Dr nally arranged {or a hall in which aunia Corp. and her loan Frenh is _.,,._..,,_,.,__,.aii_-.._._. IIl'lIl'!' T. Griehlr uraa the they an hold their maetlng: the PRESIDENT ll the German thal he loot out ai the Ln Lake _ National 5ocie.lylle ia the preaidenl becaltlehis Anni-Nani aurroundioga. -. '1- --.7 Leader of Ihe dreaded CeltapoFntt La tor the l92I-lL Ill, it belonged .--re, with hi»- In-ozlu-r Peter partie to the Germanla tbrp. lne.. tn fur- an one elee would tale. the joh. One qlleation we like to at - - 1-lilli-r'> Beer Cellar Pulachipaled an i naer yearabetter known aa the Ger- In the tan Eaewtive meeting of "friend" Wm. Zorn if he won .92 - The Enemy ll 'Wlllllll' 'the . It man Society, and then Village Bell the Cermanil Corp... a motion was like to |o an the fin! boat to xi la- Ian-r llaall you think! Gllcal Boom. r made to change the name of ther land to he with his beloved Ila '2 4'." Take Ip 1 myaelf was a member d the anden AdolI'~whal would he do e ln-lore il la I00 l-ate! Germania Corp.0BJECTlON.5 were his wile horn in the lewiah Fir German Society and Germanlamade by hhra. .l. Fiiher thamher ~!'92 '-ii-i-.i______Corp. for 11 year-a. aerved them aa maid lllaaillr. Carl Freilaerger of alon andhi: ? daughter, aranld he take aecretary and as a member of the 1545 Collins Ave" H. B.-Cealapu y I _!l_ lllllEl.'$ l'lllll.'l'llY I FISIIIARIET l Bthrd of Dlroctnra. I want to atate Mr. Von Tangeln and Herr Erna: W. B. ia eunneered with Co 3; never at any time waa Naailam Rat, propriunr of a Nari priming= gzeule of le Florida 5anland :- Frau Neighborhood Dalivoriaa brought up in our organlutlon So rhopaIlBN.E.l'lh5t. I753 Wail Flagllr S Hr. Strong 1a wrong when he calla A The name Gernaania will rem-ip an wouldn't the ole wh e U: the former Vlllage Ball Room I hot- enliglllen-" tho owners of the Ger-1 ....* ...... -, .-5?.'1»e, -.?.,."' Phone 2-532$ bed of Bundm-ien. even if he has man Hall Bldg. at -620 S. W. Bah Ave. when it was here in 1938. inw llved just around the corner. -Formerly property of the Knighti oliicers and crew lo parties Mg, _ Although I am no longer a mem- of the K. K. K. - The Order 0| the eoduail Saufereiei-1" be very [lid if - ber of the Oermanla Corp. Inc, I Mo e-r ia trying to tahc over the l1ld8-. they could find out the name of the Compliments sincerely pralae that organization Oberral on board who made notice; for what lt stands for today. And all ar. Lyleil we know Freiherger,of all the name: of the visitors and membera or the Corp. will stand by Fillwr, Dierlle, Herman, Selamarlwf.who voted for the Ana-l1luu" on ""9 our Prealdent 100 per oenl. lo thla and we alan know that they are the board? ,. ,9-,.A.,,-' A B.I.C.' em hind of cllltellb that spell with two. They tell rne that Mn. "l'|ltmlIt I 3' ucxson x.Y're:u.longueu in the hollow of their mouths. of Hotel Whitman has lppoiled Mm -~ i_-.-ii 92Lytell--wake tip. Organizer Leo Helbarh an her per- - 1. - , _...;-1.3 __T!1. 4. -» --.9-->~. ,. I? , _ :I--...-:-e_|4.- | 92 . .,,_, ,-t _ __- -¢_ . _ . |--i _ . ._ l _ The 32nd Ant. 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This aarae rare-trark tout. mom-hrr lllillllll HIST CITIZENS CUI- unh and CONVICTED armililen .._.HI . - 77. " wi ~ ' IITTEE ISDCIETY BF IIIHIDIISI rhrrh panwr are the type tlripel that WILLARD CAMPBELL __.__ Iditnr rallu upon Ameriram to abandon the l.EllEll. 1'. I. IBCOIII IIIESTH. Prraident of the United §talea, all sub;-13,50; nu - $1.00 per yen-"tn the State of Florida. GIIIREEB IITII DHIJIIKEII lllllllllli did romrade Charles Nazi Ethel $1.50 per year elaewhere. - ltlll MISSING IOBTIILESS CIIEBIS Lindlier. 4 A few weeks ago a full page ad- I'UBI.JCA'l!0N OFFICE werti-ellienl was placed in lhe Miami 1 ISIS N. W. Ital Street Herald by Page Bully, Statr Chair- I Miami, Filfllla HIP! Tlula. B. Hrlloun. lrnlrulrr man nt llae Ainerira Firat Committee, Phone T-C525 I ol the Almrrirl l-Viral lllitiau-nil loin- the thing that inlerenecl Ilflll about miltrr nuw Htown ai the orir-ly nil the ad was the wording on llae laotllanl Amrriu-an>." hilt:-r lue Ql_llI 'l'rr-ll the page: 'i K in idenfa Foreign Pnliry Win arrnli-1| #7. - $ an the Zliril day oi Na»:-Itllret I935. Paid for hy Patriotir Iliami Citi- rhargrd with pl.-mill], a vvurthlrr-aen». when in reality the rho:-L wan ."---. Convirled criminal, aliul and [am 92 - drawn hy Page l-lully of 330 laland annular, a man who an many Campbell has had ample opporrlaei-L, llla rr-cord l'ulluwi2- R|l.lalm Bearh on the Union Truul oeraaiona bruaally alugged his em- ianily I0 study Karl Mara, Hitlcr'aN0 Z61 2QeaMLolur 92'Cu. 0| Cltirlll!. Ill.l-lnfty. M:-Conn» ;5, E fl ' 1hlein Kampl and the Lilo 0| Hue! Han1eTlm-92. B hlc-Ianan. friend, drew $330.00 out oi a Fund of ..:1.~3* ployers aritl: I ale-ed Off liaarliall lull IlZ5.0M.0lJ Qulablialied lry Central re|-rntly released from the Hiel Lnngdurnig hi; varalion in Atlanta llltlt'A'llI1l'tll*nrCllrrh llolre wood, rhairman of Sear», llou.-in-' FederalPenitentiary. penmn-iat lltr rapenne of the Taxpayer-Go92tlrrenlc-cl lay llardi Rnrlmrl and Cal. hlc-Corrnark of lltr -.Ql -ii-rnd and ea-advianr to " it-neral"ffment. . I. ''Imu~~I0 :41 A , hl-ll!-5-35 Chiragn Tribune. the World'a Great- " i rat Nuisam-e." ,;w=,. Blam-hard ll of rt» alum; am. ~a "Bplig,i1iua'.'.R5!'ii'ilIWarrant b3'l'lina-d foil-int while Front Ill cfll Gables, Apprui. l|yTl|er|.l We urge you to join lhr ith . ' 92l'?UOI1ell Ill. In lure the aauusperting Column-Fighters hr Freedom and 7 illard Campbell is non attempt-working man into llanipln-el]'a_ Fascia!- IIUURT UF :Rl.92ll':SIiiilat in in atamping oat llaia Rarit- HQ» nrganize a new racket-a rarhet Nazi Band-l'le' is definitely a nu-navelIharg:92_orll1lru 1-her-E eleering Nari Appeaiers dirertrd hy on racial and religion: bigotrieato anriety and if alluued IO ronlinuc Arreated liy ;roaaman prnfessinnal puiiliriana, would be big '--Hia I-lnnoreratir" New; official nlmln. ronfidcnre mm, drtlnh and Ti|'lt¢lU:5§ .92. hl.-ll}-13-35 what laavr ynu . . ,--.._. r of the Dado Honoftrllir Clubuhe will III direellf fPlP0llll!lf._Il'Warrant by.92llen J4. J:-=»:*1 = 6 _i . the l|l00 lllll l Iul ilnw -for his IT IS LATER THAN YOU THINK! I. open Ila Jewish merchants BUT hia-nlflhd and goal are the same -ea Tried l|yAllenl0-2365 arganizuinn will not arrept an Amer-Unnerer Furhrer Adult Hitler. RE5ULTSl5.00 and l0al.|~ or I5 clay» aralt of the lewiah Faith. -2 .. Slop him now, lnelore he llopa Ila. lll5P05lTlOlli~Paid I23.39l0-23-35 4:-2...... 1 . - :"I very Friday It his weekly ver- M1-Conn, T. B. nmlnngs he nan he aeen aporting a Addre»---1814 S. W. 22nd Ave. '5 Ii rmllunc ESTlltLtStlltElH' A. heuwh shirt. lmnrn lrouaera and a COURT HOUSE ' Hai four in hand tie atrilingly" lt.92ll|lll|E'S SEI FOIIII SIILL - 'lIliIl§el!ri92'ing Drllnh w. '- ilitihr to Hiller'l hand If murder-lNVE5'i'l ...... ;ATOR...... Arr-eat.-d by-Peteraon L. aoa I. A. hlen. Tinu-!:SS P. hl.l-6-36 .____.~» -. -lI"* wr ~ _ One day last aroeh the German Sorirty "Kllleohlal.lcl'|" met, aa llaual. Keleanedby Pelerannin therun» .~=~.; at Manninfa lar their weekly 4-hitInd; al attorney Ill. Pruitt. DP. Flillltill Rll. din. Frau Prinre. the Wife ol the Para- Order ol'Coun13 Solir-ilnrllamel 3 m no I .9292 - .._ LERETTESmount theatre film operator, lihes to .92n -r" hear herself sing in her ldolher TRANSFER 1 lon[|iereany ol Manning: patron» pretealed Frau P1-i|92re'a Cerman allur- IGEITS lltcti to the Ianager,lhe rnanager then turned on the radio loudspeaker National Delivery and drowned oat the Frau: German 9&6- ;Volh-song:---lira. Henrietta Herman. rm. Nazi Frau No. I ll G-eater Miami liq----Iv prle-ac! burl: II"Qrr*I'l'|IlI RAPID age-Ir and lo Hr. Manning, pi-up. of |]|._ :Gr1ll Hr. llanning informed ll1|: DEPENDABLE Naai Frau Henrietta Herman that aha had a lo: 0| nerve telephoning him n. .. and llllt he agreed with the manure; - 5.4 SERVICE lahrn by lain ma|gage|-- Hr. Manning alaa laid "Ia. Her- fig nae rnnr uusrtunlnimann I-llli lira. Prince; gang; may ._'.F_, 3 ..§??%§ 3,, Illlltlltll not have been Naai songa, BUT HOW W.9292S HE TO KNOW! » -- -..*___.._.._.1_ ll" you want a nevvapaper uithont FEAR or FAVOR, a paper that -.-__...... _..:.-_.a C LOCAL a um will give you ALL the intnrnialinn. a paper that is FIGHTING to hrrp Aimerira Free, a paper that X1ioaea the ltlmer of llillrr-Llfla lllal an an-rt-lly "E mama: ms and 0 I.n|y aiding and ahetling thr enemy, then aulm-rihe In tlar X-pm-1- CHATING - SHIPPING . official orgain of HAULING - PACICING "ll-POSE the BTH COLUMN H Fighlera Ior Freedom. l6? N. E. Seranllstreet, liami, Florida 3325 I. I. St! lI'E., Please and me the neat I2 iaauea of X-pose lor arhirh l rnrloar one dollar.

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Ow Purpose; _, :/ . I II, -U1 , To champion lawman rinhh; is 92 ,.,_ :9 Jan Q 29, 1941 - To ciplel falter of the jqutics, Americanliberty prin- O " "m- To and combat democracy; the inltration " 1,.» _-'1; ofUnited Nazi Stator; doctrines into the _? " -' - To combat religion: and 'racial diacrimination and __ , opp:-onion.

nor. NELSON P. mam President, Nat! Advisory Council New York, N. I. Vic¢~Prc|identI nnm Lam: rm92_u _ ,,.,_, __.qetro|t, Much. IL I. mitxou x.u.u 1 work, N. J. Iv. ir11.|.n92m c. lgnxne Bayonne, N. J. JOIN rlmzlncx LEVPIB, JIL Philadelphia, Pa. IIIHOP rnncn J. ICCONN31.1. New York, N. Y. I Trctuurer - A. ll-LII

Clairrnan, Executive Committee . on I. lwnovixv . Ckairnmn, Board of Directors nor. JAMES 1!. :1-nzmon Boston, Hon. Director: lnclum. o. AIJNICK 1. n. csun Aliu|=l.92M cunn- .n-Jzoun mum" nor. mm. 5. mucus on. n. nunovsxr nouns n. runnoscn . mum Luna run I P. cmuom . -e 4. GALLIN run: r. numrr . non. 1. |. nnluvr Anrwn J. zunvrr nomnr nn.:.mm 1 nun: r.ow.92|m L. unuzl. uv. 811?]-IEN n. nun nu. I. wn.:.uu nu IZV. WILLIAM c. nanny - um:-zl. s. |.smowrrz . JOHN n.£m:n:c|r. LEWIB, JI- nsv. msnoruonuw FuNc|| c. Lorunur :. nccosunl. 5 ' nm:~:o muezsl . INTHONY iusalunuo ' ARTHUR L. MALKINSDN PROP. mason P- nub nor. noszo r. urzu nus. L0lIi Inna: gr..92'.rr:4.92s1u: 2.-.92rn.n.' 1-:zr.|m;1. r.92mow11-z _ - -un-v an MRS. KATHERINE unrnrn 541.1121 » - Plilll. 9292'ILLIAM P. if.-HIE, JR. GICEHART 1-I. 550:1! HIPS TONY SENDEI rnor. nmzs 1-1. summon B. HERBERT IYBI nznx w1|.|.1m 1:. 1'.92'n.o1 ammo: TOMAEICK AI~IDlLE92V Justri-IW1-nrz v41.uszx. ....-~:~. = poor. MAXZARITEKY sux 'wzsnu - ' ;i Q mvm znnrr 92 {M . . I F -@'~-=- ' 92 'Refuse economic or moral aid lo Nazi Germany. the enemy of civizcrtioii " 92 _ i ', '11 rcorr IS "rim MO-HAL sussnwn /1 wan v 1

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Fighting Nazism Since I933

:6? Our Purpolu 2 To champion human rights; 0 T -"J To foster the American prim 1 and cipiendc-.-nocracy;of jmtice, liberty - comb.-:5 the £::;;ii:-at-Jim I of Nazi doctrine: into the United Stain; 3' To combat religion: and racial dilcminatian and appranion.

nor. NELSON P. mnnn Preaient, Nat! AdviaoryC'092m.ciI New York, It. Y. 1 Vice-Presidents 3 nmu man '92_.A...:J rum ...-.1 *1 UBITDIL, BIC-I'l- 1 lm. l. WILLIAM nu Newark, N. J. IEV. w1:.u.u| c. IEINAN . Bayonne, N. J. JOHN rasonmcx LEWII, Jn. Z Phiiadeiphia, Pa. IIIHOP nancls J. uccomwnu. 1?»- New York, N. Y. .,,- Treasurer ¢. mnum Cisairman, Executive Committee pa 5; DLYEQPEEY Cimirnuan, Board of Director! nor. JAMES :1. sm-zmon Boston, llau. Director; §"SL3. yak 7" .* i MICHAEL G. ALENICI. 1. n. c.921:s.92l mzt:_ AIHIAHAM CAHAN "'|l!DF. .l'lilO192l£. !92'El.SON COUNTP, MEAD Pam. PA]-:1 H. DOUG!-AI bl. I. IJITBOVSKY Molmls D. mnkoica IABBI LEON FIJI! P. GINGOLB A. GALLEN 92 FIANK P. GKANAT HON. A. 1- HAIR-IVY I .AI.1uL'I. J. 1-nnvl-:1 IIDKEY HILLMAN I.ABh] Eb92V-HID L. IIIAEL KEV. ITLPHZN ll. JAHBI DB. I. WILLIAM KALI IEV. WILLIAM C. KERNAN SAMIIEL I. l.£!1l0W1'I'3 mi!: FREDERICK LEWII :3, EV. DONALD G. LOTHIOP |suo:- FRANCIS J. MCCONNLLL I ;'~ I . ..-.-- .'_ I T1, . __ .._-w * .-_, , - - _ _ ,,. __ .-1;. _ .,-. _ --2'dD'-I. .; __92_.;,? _ : _, 7- ., -92 I-§_ - . --'.':"S. T.:r.*.'t'»-.13 -"':.»" .+ '" _ r ___ E n__._I"--f.;n.,-'-~ - .~.'.~ -' '*__ ..._ .--v - . _ -- .- .,.-92 ,V_ __ ' ..' -"* _ . 4- -; _. ,_--." H-Hh, . --0|: ___=,_TU_ "- ~-1» "'7 _'.V" ' '' . ¢,~ . ,2 _ ..- _»_~~;_ ____-.- . i _. wr» F; '.- _.-=-_ -. 7 " .._ ..-. IIIQI - D. P111083: - . -.1.-._,_. £1 l-ll PI-LI r. anmou: 4. GALLIN, P4! III.-I: 1-. hunt ION. A. L lug" . :0 U"ln!1'HE.-I. IAIVIY nnnzr Iu.|.lun You might-:1: wish Ill]! DWAID L I-Ill. Serv-ice, connecte In. Iru-ans I. Juan wit? he - ani n 1- Ill. I. 92n1..L.tu| nu II1. IILLIAI C. I-I-IIIAI l4:||L't.|. I. L-I;1:|o9292'r|-z anus rluznzucl uwn, IL I.|:i'. DONALD 1:. I-orator lnuor ruzncn J. ICWNIILL IIYING Illilll .nc'rno:92'! lunnluuuo Q-k-%*~ AITHUI 1.. xnlnrnox _h=-= an b Flor. Nll-ION r. ll.» nor. 11.02.-an r. Inn Ill. l.or.'ll llI'll| llrrnnunl. Duran: Iztllm. nnznowht nut. Lrranuxz IJYDIN IAIJII 1-mr. w'u.un| P. R411, n. ~:!.lnAl1' B. Inn; HISI TONY EH92! nor. Jnlu B. llllnoll ». I. I111-Ill: "I1 EAN wu.1..n| I. any DIG: roll-MIC: - "new u.1.lJlll .-Pu warn . IL! Wnllhll ' '- ll-IJlIIlznlzr

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92~r Qr It pl lit. HI:-min slab " Mr. ]Ieo| " 7 Mr. Quins Dee; Walter: , M-I.Hens: Jfl The enclosed release, which I sent Pm pot used, as I expected. Possibly you might want w.1 something 11KB the following, Sunday night "Why are mailing lists of the recently ' _ l dissolved igneggca Firsti Committee still being used to - IF f circularize formerlyactiveeig former meE55rE1nH6WT6rk? theGeorgeCommittee, who now calls 51*§2rro:himself I 1 President of th _Ho3alq§oppern9ads of America, has been 5 sending out Christmas cards'Trom"the'@opperheads toez- members. The Anti-Nazi League has protested to Attorne J General Francis Biddle on the grounds thatthese lists are-being guerrilla used conflict possibly to on the propaganda frontlay a groundwork for future in America.! "On the West Coast -the§é&tional Uoppel " and composedheaded of by followers Ellis OQLQgpes, of Charles a writer aséindbergh, for was founi organ of the Nazi Bund. Jones was recently the official . F.B.I. after investigation. Even after the freed by the speeches attacking the President along his war, he made 1111950" usual Nazi i . 1 Here; something else you might want to ~ use if the news from the fhillipines should be bad: 92 Didn i: the dmerica First -ommittee say it was impossibl 1 for Our territory to be invaded?..... '1. Rose Bigman told me that she was gettin 1 _ H 1 that letter __,___,;,._ fit##ib1'A_m__ I i asked - You for. I VT- want-to _'-I_. AH*i_ thank ,_ i lyou nost=¢ m -2 Kggéjiw Iotigq-gng you is honestly hope vdwnédlige because Rfeelfso atE§§Zasoh"for?9sure . -,/ able t do a real job in Army or K ?Y Inteldigenoezir FQ, , 1 r' §FP7field Public for Relations. more than l!ve three concentratedBn years an¢_dt1s this'ati¬N a1mostA' §. 1J; 1H92 l é g 'I'd deliberately trained for propaganda activity, "=, ._ ~~ war broke - e 1 ' ' ' ~'. c _ an .. . we 2% W1 e "~ _ . g L

8* = ,.~F , -ask; I t '1 W §92v@,-,, ~§1.u-@;;;,.$_,,~v,..92:_,, -grk El W" _H H E 1 - . "2 - - v M+.$WW_a1fT1-NAZ1 LEAGUE T' ! }I.A.}A PI Ii Ii [J L4 IX Ii P11 Ii'TIS 165 WEST 46th STREET- NEW YORK,N.Y. c¢m.mm»- mums Tdq$mn:H&hmaaHWW Ian":-an II 1088 It Snmn. Unamn

Pint. Nun: P. Iilu 2 Pram. Nut! Jdvioory Oouna Inns H. Gannon Clair-Ian. Board of Dindcru I want terribly to;%et a chance to do what I know best. I -

I'm trying one more angle, having written today to Lt. Comm. Tuthill, explaining my background. I don't even know if he'll see the letter, of course, but I'm hoping. if there is anything you een do end this is the last time I'll bring it up! I would be eternally grateful.

Onee again, my thanks for your past help.

Sincerely,

J eep Uleinfeld I

P.S. I ma? bejust phoned able to Tuthill's see Liet. office Deal this and was afternoon. told that E-vb!I_ Do you know him? _

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poesibly to lay a groundwork for futuregnerrllla conflict on the propaganb the Ion-Soctarian Lnti-Iazi League yaetez-day - front in America,/tired Attorney General Irlnois Fiddle I-lldbg it I16 lb-

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r ¢ pi-iieiiio of copies of i Uni-istiai Erecting folier printe with the signatnu-e the Loyal I-opperheeh of America, headed by a former active America First worker» ibis folder was sent out during the r I rst fee days of this reek as a Ghrietnee greeting to former active members of the America First Com-|ittee_in gag 105;, Persons receiving this Ghristnae card, the League revealed... hed been previously active in "

of followers ct Charles 1- Linribergu On the Ieet Coast it is horn as the National cOppet'1lOl-ill heaaed and roumied by I111; O. Jones. a writer tor

1 the lleutecper Tech-u1_' gadi B;eobn-cgter, now defunct. organ of the GQIIIQDI - American Bu.nd.,cbo res recently under inveetigetion by the Deparuent of Justice arter he had nde a .lpOBCh| tailoring the declaration of nr, violently

lecailing President lOQICIO1te he Deutscher Ieckru! on several occasions urgef. its embers to Join the |5°pperhead.s¢ Goppe:-head literature was widely distributed at Ian; Ina-ica First leetinger earlier in the fear- Photostats of the card and qwelope have been sent to attorney _ ___ General mans. lxqrpts tron the wire to Biddle follow: We respectfully urge that you inetitute an investigtilm of 5.3" ho: the railing lists of the now llieeolvod lmerica Ii:-st Cclmittee were a disposed of am in whoie possession they new are. In have reason to believe _ ' . I . _I, that these Iiets are still hoing II-set! by some individuals I-mi Lgrorups.-possibly

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Enclosed herewith is a press release of THE FIGHP FOR FEM OOIAMITTEE relative to the activities of H58 GERTRUDE -~"LAW'RENCE, Wel1knownactress, in refusing to accept a medal from the-FINNISH ,REL3l=..Fmm!, mo.

Very truly yours , t P. E. Form-mi,4" K. n. -'~l Assistant Director 5 --- ' J!

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Miss Gertrude Lawrence, star of "Lady in the Dark" has

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the Finnish Relief Fund headed by ex-President Herbert Hoover beer that.governmont is now the vessel of Nazi Germany", Fight for

~;% put >k '_ ~ ,.,-_ Freedom learnedtoday. £4- -,,-.l-~ ls. ~¢r@:ngin¢.:-:'é2sa M. , " -- " '-"ff." '. wr'..-. F Miss Lawrence sent e copy of her letter to the Finnish :'?1"§1-.1. T?-ii-if!-2"- "raj-"_:'.-.,_- '. I-- Relief Fund, Inc. to Bishop Henry W¢?Hobson. Her letter of refuse ' 3-;__ ' ' -"" ..'. _ ,."-'.-."'" _ ~;Y31ss.s»s3;;eae<@_ dire follows: _ i -§._- -:,,__-,2,. ,_! _; .[_:..,__:, ..:§=~§ -;- 3 . - -. - ....h-ca-Tr'.*.1~"' . . ..»=. ¢{-351:. October 14, 1941 . _- _i§""." f I-;,§i-§§5_=',_ '14-»; ';-I;-*9 -1». as--. _.- L; 2* ~@-*3"-;.~'-ole-s--»-sex»-~':mQ;.

The Finnish Government, through your organization, hes offered me a medal because I helped to raise money for the relief of the Finnish people in 1939--1940.

There are few things that I would rather have than a medal from those brave, simple folk. It makes me sad that I must refuse this offer made in their name, but in reality -In-_' * ' _. .1: made by a Government which is now the vassal of Nazi Germany. »'- »- 1;_ ..... -~4 S - ,. lg . .3,Y -- e ._.E__._¢ . . . For I cannot help being convinced that it is one more case in 1.-_ ;: - t'=_"_:.... .= which the Government of a small country is being used by the deans ' 4, r'x<1;".-92>' .. i ;__ -_ :- :.:._- 1 Nazis in an attempt to make people of good will and humanity , ._ -- - I ?m~ ._ appear to endorse the notions of the Nazi regime. My creed .. I .. ~.-13" . - '»-1=vv__ 1' - has always been that expressed by my Prime Minister, Winston 3:"--'*:"::=*9i.'.*l"_~M =_.-- _ -s. 71'". I.?~>'..r 1"" Churchill when he said, "Any mun or state that fights against -W,._ v .4:@~_,»:1 "- 1 ¢;::F§_.1::-E,_;,,.- 1 "In. _._-f..;I:;_L:."',_';::_~__ ~r4_ Naziism A-M7 will have cur aid. Any man or state that marches "'1 '3 - 1 4" _ with Hitler is our foe." I-*--', ____ -_ _ is -_"Q r__-_: sane : L:¢ w-I9 _ . _~-| §"_ $2 _._._E J?'__.~_vf_;_;;£§2_;_;_H_I_;.':J.~_i;;:. G .,.., ea: .,_,_,. Very truly yours '_-_;__'-,,;'j -o~-'5'- '..-f_J ,___»1.-,3 .5 j.k,, ,"', 1» >4_ __ -Yr_. signed! GERTRUDE LAWRENCE ~.;§ete5tetee¥sss;F:;l,___. .,.-.__-,..___{_;-rjgii-_ ins _ J: s- e _;_",,.. 7... ,.3_._.;92__, .1__, ___ cf. - = e~_ %g - r " gefi Li E H G it G G - =u?J ,-»< aw; , ;" s _-4 L i . e.=r . ,__[_ _ Bishop obson commented: T knDI how deeply concerned _:w;@.QgT'=f=.>5_ sLé '1 T k '-J; -*~¢rMMMg15T¬~r@F¬ Miss Lawrence was with the ethical problems involved in making her in ennwr **""* ngqgyt _.. ~ *-4-1-0» §. L.:h* .3 -"~ l'*:@I'..=D; F: -decision. Her action is in decided contrast to that of Charles 92_l "*Iindbergh who has no scruples about keeping his Nazi cocorsticn."

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