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3| we TMU Bet eee Ler a tend _ ; ™ . » my ‘Cob pefation With Germé.ty If |! : a3 ; : She Wins Urged By Lindbergh | oF 7 ee che ! ® "1 Flier Says Opinion Of Peopte Of Nation Definitely p af “| Against Involvement In War And Advocates Coopera- |t eZ . tion In Relations With Other Peoples Of Earth e ry t CHICAGO, Aus. 4. (7-—Co!. Char- | Against these interests we must bel g By = 7 les A. Lindbergh sald today that in| continuously on guard, But Ameri- Ra tithe future the United States “may|can opinion {ts mow definitely and ts ta ‘| have to dtal wih a Eurone dominated? overwhelmingly against our involve- Pp it ‘| by Germany and advocated “co- | ment.” e A i| operation’ with Europe “in our re- In his broadcast address, bis third | ,, Ps ; ‘llationsh ips with the other peoples of | fadio tale in connection with the | gy at the eamh.” | Eurcrean situation and its effect on!» < He tol ao mass macling dn Soldier} this country, Cel Lindbergh em-j, f \fwid, Sponsored by the “Citizens! pansized: a. | Keep America Out of War Commit- | tee.” that: | “Where are etal interesis in this | Country and elroad whe will do the: uinigst WO Craw us into the gar, 10-Fold Increase “While I advocate the non-inter- | ference by America in the Internal! affairs of Eurcpe, I believe It ts of! ey ; the ulmost impertance for us to to-) 4 i eperate with Europe in our relation=[ ships with the other peoples’ of the | o; earch. "Ty is only by cooneration that we! , can miaustain the supremacy of aur! y, 2 ne. , J lif | ] western civilization and the right of], rag ca Il ] { l Co unin cur commerce to proceed unmolested |, i iy ee 7 throughout the world. Neither they | q 2 . Dp . ner We are siTong enoush to poucel $55 \) or k Is epi ted the ear against the opposition of | a as the other. p “In the pasi we have dealt with al. Eurcoe dominated by England and! 4, France. In the future we may have wane @tal with a Europe dominated! A {by Gennany. But whether Engiand | or Germar Ly wins tnis war, western | v4 ia’ —Esri- FEI re 5 “ a eo oat a ¥ ee 1 : - Don will stl depend ypen t®9 sn “y sy! Brent cenifrs, ont din ear hemi- to ‘ One in of Bere. tal _ l Serten 42, Were L¢ttacnin nat ‘Weeth a&il the aids of modern = yp; . Sclenee, neither of these centers js: ic ci ‘in a postion tO attack the other sucrrsstyiiy as long as the defenses *, Investigaed 1.28 dee) Gf bth ale reasonably strong” | Inatters duru.g the year, com.! Remarecnug that he would be. wath 1631 in tae prev.cus yeat, 9 meng the last to advocate depend: | wd 25u in 1938. Privr to 128. the | 8 upon treaties for cur nations!) erage for five years was only 3S. , bat fety.” he recommended that the | gp By pris.dentiai preciamatiun. all! netoa “rearm funy for the de: ense | Bt forcement agencies were asacg Of America and that we shoud never; fer fo the PHI any uformati.a! Mase the type ¢f treaty that would: q; ave, cOunter-csp!- lay uS open to invasion Lf it were] y, ? be Telaung ta espe sage footie tlogygen te ‘gv, bramen.” oLage, Subotute, subversive activities , and Vewh ng of the neatradcy laws tc In addiion cltizens have teen In-|} j ited to “refer to the FBY informa j tla coming Inte their possessica whoeeh they beleve bears upun the ' fartherance of cur national defense: Hoover said that there had been: a negusibie amount cof sabctare (Cin the Unitez Statesi in the second fworld war us contrast fo A similar P period in the first world war," but yj Save no deiahed account of current | sanotane Cases He reported that the FBI had sur- veyed 270 Plants turning out defen.ec materiogls and had made recommen- | Cations for the-r protection. Eventual- . cody, he said, it is hoped to study 12\- a . nu] 000 manufacturing establishments 65-f/ Y49 - 4| for protective purposes. al The success of esplonage and saD0- oo ca - . oe Xo o- ~ oe -~_ 7 - moot . a ~ . - em vt yt we