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=. Om oe. Comer - ae ee - . ee ee ~ On the Record | oe "Col. Lindbergh Pictured as Rallying Point - -. —___ _ for Disunity, the Ally of Hitlerism @. fe i By DOROTHY THOMPHON. 7 4 oe ______. Bitler’ potence through chaos The frst obkore e to halt sid to Britain end thus secure a quick and easy victory. The second is to secure our adherence to the new order by an internal revolution, which wil] put inte power anti-British and anti- @emocratic elements, who whether from - fear of war or from love of power or from sincere conviction or from hatred and rebellion against the present condition of war civilization, are prepared to make a Sasi America. Should this revolution proceed smoothly, by a coup d'etat and the sub- pequent ruthless suppression of dissenting elements through the use of the armed and police forces of the captured state, or whether it should result—as the Hitler viewpoint. In the one case America . 7 role = would integrate herself voluntarily in the of Hitler's “new order and himeelf as playing a leading Bece@® new order in the other @ vitro American end of that new onder. T can deduce nothing eruly. <- (Germany and a rampent Japan would speeches, which are not in the least " inexorable i+ | intervene, with arms if meed be, an the brillianty constructed and which toward " side of the Nazi revolutionaries, In any case, the aim is to make the United States Nazi and put us in the position of being ben American Alliance, successor to the traitorous . . “treaty” with the dominant power of Europe, Nat is oxcuring “in world-wide bere curing peace. We ought to know now, with compiste Sisny. wes -oounter revolution as mn instrument of thy treaties eventually mean. ene nailer is invariably a treaty mu «worki conquest, and it is in the light of the only two possible ichoices for| Hitler's satelites. A “treaty One en for fnatanee, 8 | <> Americe—Nazison or resistance—that Col. Lindbergh's actwities, and] other pro-Nazi government. Oe pea Sal . M..- those of every one else, must be fudged. Col, Lindbergh's fame, is between Hitler and Roosevelt, or ; ° ty, his family, are ali irrelevant. The question is: t . . age r . a riche dan counselling for America, and what will be the eventual result! The Picture Clarified te ~ of whet Col. Lindbergh is doing? If ome adds to Oo). Lindbergh's speeches and writings . - - The immediate effects are to weaken the Government and create written by his wife, where, in words thet parallel writing ri 3? + public confusion in the moet critical moment of history and to stimulate gyowed advocate of American Naxi-ism, Lawrence Dennis, e g Br A makes a speech ad the cessation of all-aid to Britain. The | even clearer: The growing youth movement Ool. Lindbergh, meeting, in New York. i picketed by those who want aid continued and |v" cite tivated in American colleges, and the support sos Obl. who are supporting the Government's policy. bergh of the rabbie- ring, Amer an Pea . . Nazi Commen men : . First Taste of Violence Ihave a closely resembling the composition of forces typical There is nothing new in these counter-demonstrations against speak-| Naxi movecents. 7 the col ry meeting: ; 2 d H f ‘ E : 5 ‘ 5 e y ene Bae Gait HE ae Fee ra i aT * ~, ~~ - ~ Y ~ Sp s plans for @ Nazi America. ee - APR 25 1941 WASHINGTON STAR