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. rob ae ® : hy ey oe Reggae CE wok , , . Jes : ars sO 7 a t ** ty, alt ER er wy i ope ‘ ae’ t aoc * BM. a against J Roosevelt is such that they would not deviate one inoh in rey '. everything that the President wants or attempts, | and 1 consequently, the | . _Britios suffer to a great extent.” we te debe gt ae : ay 1, 1, 1941 Assistant Manager BLACK of the tie Forring Dytide , ing advisea that a lease been signed by a person by the name of ¥COBB ae We ae for the use of a room in the Perrine “Building by the Amer ioe, First Committe Mr. BLACK asked the party to the lease the nature of the business to be ©: carried on and Mrs. DON}LOHBECK replied that *our r Principal business will. * be keeping Anerica out o: Ware” it ote we bot “e. e wae - toe ro. - a "og! fk “the Daily Oklahoman published an article on 5 August 28, . (1941 to the effect that the American Legion, Post #35 adopted a resolution requesting the City Council to deny the use of the Municipal Auditorium for a speech by Charles 4. Lindberrh, es aa en aries A. Lindber spenker of the America Piraet Committees, In a similar action the Blights “ot Pythias Lodge and the Oklahoma State Hye Women's Ambulence and Transport Corps lodged formal protest against granting ae ” Lindbergh the use of the hall, The Daily Oklahoman on August 27, 194] stated | AO that the City Council voted to deny Charles 4. Lindberg the use of the Muni- a a Cipal Auditorium. fhie article further states that the City Counoilts sotion a came after several oity organizations protested Lindbergh's appearance in . _ Oklahoma City and rescinding order of T. T. JOYNSON, Auditorium Manager, per-, an i uitting the meeting in the Auditorium, This article further reveale that | : Movsried the America first Leaders that he would apeak on "air power”. 2 ; anywhere ‘the appearance oan be arranged. On August 28, 194] the Deily Oklahoman - published an article stating that the Sandlot Baseball Park 3200 8. We 10th Les i; ~ .. Street had been rented for the America First Committee's rally to be ade) ci. pe dressed by CHARLES 4. LINDBERGH and BURTON KE. WHEELER on August 29. On a day 22): -- jater, August29, 1941 CARL J, STEWART, Managing Editor of the Daily Oklahoman © - - and Oklahoma City Times published the following letter which was delivered | ‘ to Charles A. Lindbergh upon his arrival in Oklehone City Angust 28, reste ae : ~ * The letter reads as followss Cont ae gl RSE ena eogme mt tee uo eA nent pe a, PT APM ete TT "It has been announced | ‘that Friday . you will ‘speek 4 in ‘thie came . munity for the cause of isolationiam., Of all the persons advocating this oe: ‘you are perhaps its most persuasive sponsor. I think I have read carefully ; every press report of your recent utterances. Almost without exeeption, I .: find them negative. They abound in "shall note* without, « as I see it, offer=:” ue ane any valid alternatives, . ; “Ste . f age, cuss - . Perhaps in your mind there are elternatives. - tr that Ae the” ease you should, in ali honesty and candor, state then also. - 7 a , . To focus your attention upon the gaps that appear to me in . your platform for America, and doubtless to millions of other Asoricans, I °°. submit to you the following 10 questions, together with Ry sincere recommen- dation that frank and responsive replies to thes oan mn hardly fail to serve Pry