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a | Editorial: ger, Texas Friday, April 25, 1941 "Page & ye Always Beliitling! | it seems that Charles A, Lindbergh never loses an opportunity to take a slap at Great Britain. On the other hand, there seerns to be no record of the some Mr. Lindbergh, in any way, shape or form, belittling or criticising Hitler and the brutality of the present German nation—in their fourteen separate acts of aggression. - a, ee ee ot ka 8 I te te be ee mNoaruraliy, iy mr. ‘i RErgn wcares hd vo sareeee British, that is his business; however, he és rapidly losing the respect of more and more loyal American citizens. . -F If Mr. Lindbergh feels that England committed G great sin by taking up arms in defense again ‘ Germany, we would like to hear what he thinks @f- Hitler’s murderous invasion of Poland. . It seems that the least Mr. Lindbergh could would be fo condemn the brutality of Nazism, Com- munism, ond Fascism, ond, now that America és committed by the will of the majority to aid Great Britein, to work for @ united nation in support of , President Roosevelt and our national defense effort. We are glad that President Roosevelt hos faith * in the ultimate victory of Great Britain over Germany. We are glad that Roosevelt recognizes the serious- ness of the situation and the fact that this war is just as much a war for the preservation of the free peopte living in our country as it is a war of vital interest to those conquered nations of Europe and the British mpire.~ . Proctically all loyal American citizens realize that the United States connot afford to let Great Britain fose this war. At this porticuler time, we can- not Jong continue permitting Germany to sink ond destroy American cargoes destined for the British isies. tt is difficult to believe that our nation con st is back and permit Great Britain to lose either the-Swez 7, ; “Canal or contro! over the Strait of Gibraltar. @VFA) THE BORG DATLY HERALD Avril 25, 1941. i