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ee eg eT _— _ mo ae . _ : —_—. }. a) Big - rr. t RE. ; MARGE 72000384 C yORK HERALD TRIUNE, we a a Sento Camernor Ried 5 Eta IntarnotainaNoto i. +e an a State far vw dberghView, ission im os Pinchot and i Landon, Hy, - 62 Others Indorse Call to - wed 3 fe - ‘Build Strength at Home’ x “ - ae & Amos RE, Pinchot, lawyer, of of 101 Park Avenue, iemued a statepent|? os yesterday at bis effice announcing, . x ee thet Alfred M. Landon, 3 tf Republican leandidete in 2938, and aizty-twols vother widely known Americans ware 4 “indorsing & PATMET&D 2D Col. Charles A.CLindbergh’s article t - jin Inst week's issue of “Collier's” ‘Inegezine as “a cail to the American f people and @ clear definition of|) hag Pas America’s highest duty in the pres-/P eo lent international erisis.” fh , , The paragraph, which Mr. Pinchot r 73 ‘ ealied “an inspiring statement,” fol- ba ows. i 1 if we desire unity and strength |} ‘among our people, we must turn our), ‘eyes bacx from these everlasting |, ‘wars of Europe—back to our own lecuntry, to the clear borizon.of & preat American future. Let us Jearn from the errora made by the democ- ‘yacies abroad and not repeat them. jtet us give thanks to the genera- tions of Americans before us who won and maintained the tndepend- ‘ence of our nation against fer ‘greater dangers than wt face today. $ Let us dedicate oursel:; to guarding that independence that we may pass ft [it on to the future In even greater + [security than we received from it in {he past. It is by buliding our own —+ (strength and character at home— DEI gy. [not by_erusading abroad—that we|-” Tu-! ean contribute most to civilization |’ . jthroughout the work.” ’ t Besides Mr. Pinchot and Mr. Lan- vatidon the following, according to the icy |announcement, indorsed Col. Lind-** yee bergh's statement: US |LILLIAN GISH, sctress. : hel FRANK ©. LOWDEN, Govremor of|: Tllinols. al WILBUR E. HAMMAKER, Bishop|{ of Methodist Church, Denver. . om . SILAS H. STRAWN, former Presi-|' 7 ae p-| dent of United States Chamber Se at A aq| of Commerce. I re . | |THE REV. SAMUEL K. WILBON,)) | (oe a lithe| 8. J. president of Loyola Uni-|t >, wernity. t “ é ni LLOYD WRIGHT, archi-|¢ tect, ee pe "|GEORGE N. PEER, “former efter ofaAgriculture- Adjustment Ad-{t; * ministrawon a BOAKE CARTER, .adio commen- t tator. . 5 rh 1 et : FFAs wen, (EDWARD PRICE BELL, author.” ‘ -Wf(DR. GEORGE H. WHIPPLE. deen of School of Medicine, University of Rochester, Nobel Prie Win- to} Tet 10. WILLIAM I=] vice-president, American Federa-|A ! thon of Labor. - he | |JORN T. FLYN le GOR SIRORSEY. of Vough-Sikor- |4 <geye MkY Oo., Connecticut. Pon|DR. A. J. CARLSON. professor buy. jemeritus, University of Chicago. THE REV. DR. JOHN A. O'BRIEN, Notre Dame University. LLIAM FR. CASTLE. Under Secretary of State. . - ho University cf Rochester OL: 2 oe et PPPOE. BARNES, Tate ten: cr ee an OP author. “vote MES, BETH }OLLIEEN, New Tork City. & C. 0. VANVICI, president of Globe- a) Union. Mil. auket. hat! no FOFM .matTD ehief af stat.