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pee oe we } 4 ta % : t ee Dane eee : prea eng eR ara eS A PE a Er SE at -3 . i” BOM, air « or lend. o a SEo) Bye WLS : me aS ae we Be ‘Humanitarian ‘aia is the duty 0 of ‘a strong, free country. * pai lding, ‘Oklahoma City advised that he had been one of the “nenbers of the. ; Municipel Auditorium for use by CHARLES A LINDBERGH on behalf of the America - _ auditorium, McELROY said that A, P. VAN METER, Councilman was opposed te eA | Yemarks which indicated a tendency toward subversive activities. A te eee ane - be ‘We muet uila a . detenee, 1 for our own n shores,’ “that 2 ‘no ) foreign power or combination OF . powers mn : a ES - dey ae laf _* Le ry ow ——- at peace, With proper safeguard for the distribution of supplies, Weg. ee should feed and clothe the suffering and needy people of ‘England, the “other democracies and 1 the occupied countries. .... wit wate es we “h, =t . est we iT . a (EL ai wm ~ *, avd pocehiny’ Pe nd vy oe ne Se: apiipeeiadere _ On August $O, 1941, Is EVERETT McEIROY, S108 Ramsar. Tower? ‘o>. —— a eS Anerican Legion to appear before the City Council protesting the use of the of the following members s : First Committee. McELROY further advised ‘that the City Counc! : is composed. a wk Tas hee A. P. VAN METER, JOR | c CAMPBELL, “SALTY FULLERTON et. HARLAN GERS, LEONARD 8. DICKERSON, L. I. BAKER PERCY r JONES, G. A. STARK: - : ~ son to appear before the City Council who spoke in favor of granting the =o... °°. use of the municipal auditorium to the Anerica First Comittee. McELROY furs. || ther stated that Councilman JOE CAMPBELL inquired of all those persons who : were protesting the use of this auditorium to LINDBERGH if they had con= || sidered the possibility of getting the situation revereed and of giving to im LIXDPERGH additional favorable publicity by denying him the right to use the © ase Vrrvrys we LINDBERGH'# using the auditorium because of the tenor of LINDEBERGH* s previous was made that the Mayor be instructed to deny the use of this Municipal -*,. Auditorium te LINDBERGH for the purpose of making a speech which might be considered subversive in nature. Wayor R. A. HEFNER, inquired ag to whether» the motion should be voted upon in seoret or openly; since there was no reply .. to this inquiry Mayor HEFNER stated all those who would vote in the negative | would sifnity their intention and since there was no indication of any me ate tive votes being cast, Mayor HEFNER stated that all the votes would be cast ae _ in the affirmative to deny LINDBERGH the use of the municipal euditoriua ¢ om... the » occasion of August 29,1941. ce a! ane o ot wae fotos - wae _ aan Hot gh way TL "sICE te CENSOR who had rented the anditoriun mas s instructed ° ears fo return the rental fee to the America First Committes,accordjng to the . wee statement that McELROY made. SeELROY related that HERBERT wes who is. ca a chairman of the Amerioa First Committees in Oklahoma City, Oklahome ie a ~~ YPepublican seeking much publicity. WeKERUY further related that he had -~ Weg geome ° been secretary to former senator W. V. PIWE of the State of Oklahoss and later ate