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DETROIT EVENING TIMES (1 EER GUTEVERING TIMES t - . Hints Lindbergh | Supported by | Sth Column n’ WASHINGTON, June 17.—Sen-, k ator Key’Pittman (D) of Nevada, } 1- chairman/ of the Senate foreign _ relations/committee, today had | se Sugcested that Col. Charies A. ~ Lindbergh might be backed “with. 5 aj out his knowledge” by fifth col- umnists in his criticism of the administration. re Pittman, in a Sunday radio ad-' idress answering Colonel Lind- jberghs speech of Saturday night ‘in which the flier declared this 4. government could not long follow of 18 present pro-Alhied course with: out becoming involved in war with + " Germany, ceciared: r ‘EXPERT’ PROPAGANDISTS re — “The only possible Justification for such a statement was his pronouncement that ‘there are", many perfectly alncere men and women who believe that we can send weapons to kill people in Europe withoat becoming in- , volved with these people." | + "Colonel Lindbergh evidentty | desires and intends to stop the purchase of materiaix In this country by Great Britain and n France." * Hie declared Lindbergh's ad- h visors were “expert” on political ipropaganda, but that he shouid jhave sought other advisers on muli- ‘tary matiors, a). CITES ‘STRANGE MOTIVES’ is Citing “strange motives that actuate man.” Pittman said: “Hae Colonel Lindbergh un- 5 AU wittingly been Jed Loto an attack President of the United Mas the cunning Inei- A deat af hie ambition biaded him 1 as to the asfety of hls country? cI “Is the fifth column behind ‘s Colonel Lindbergh, without his *S knowledge, in attempting to 4 | feat the present leadgre of gyr on