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aw - ys ° a “ Director, Ray Federal Burem of Investigation, i Washington, D. C. . N} O RE: CHARLES A. LINDBERGH ( C INTERIAL SECURITY - & rt a7 Dear Sir: a | On the evening of May 29, 1941,{ Colonel CHARLES A. > Zederal Bureau of livestigation Rnited States Department of Justice 4058 United States Court House 7 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania LINDBERG, United States Senator DAVID I, WALSH and novelist KATH) EE: .NORRIS were the principal speakers at a meeting of > the frrerice First Comaittee at the Arena in Philadelphia, Pa. 2 Transmitted herewith is a clipoing from the Evening a Bulletin, Philedelphia, Pennsylvania, dated May 3O, 1941, con- 7 cerning this meeting and a leaflet which was passed out at the 4 meeting. . \ : The meeting was attended by Special Agents R. J. : . NUREINER, N. S. HARZENSTED, W. B. CALDWELL, and G. P. POPP - & of this office. Although the meeting was scheduled to begin i x at 8:30 p.n., the Arena was filled to capacity at 7:00 p.m., 4 . and by 8:30 p.m., there were about five thousand people listen- “>: f ” ing to a loud speaker in an adjoining lot and in the streets. y | L the speakers made quite a point of the fact that the national radio companies had refused the facilities of their broadcasting systems for a nation-wide broadcast of the meot- ing and stated that everything possible was being done to pre- vent the Anerica Pirst Committes from nraseantine their views oe See ee VN eS See ee SS ee, Tee See to the Auerican people. The Acents observed no disorders or fights, and the meeting was orderly, though enthusiastic. The crowd cheered the talks given by LINDBERGH, Sena- tor WALSH and KATHLEE KORRIS, and each time the President's name was mentioned a loud boo went up from the crowd. CECORDE : oa < ne ‘The Agents ¥ who attended the neoting "aero \eSall +4 ot Ae i! FEDERAL DUS" *U OF INVESTIGA TC JUN 12 193},