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a LmxINaTow 2-478 August 1B. 1940: Dear Mr. Trow; - With regard to the general disapproval of Lindbergh-= I have ¢ “very odd relationship to his entire history, dating from the wee! before he flew the Atlantis. I tried, during the famous ease asso name, to bring some f nto public view, but was not successful. owever, I worked with ex-Governor Hoffman on the matter some of which cautiously appeared in Liberty afterward- end am in possession of some astoundings matters gathered from many during and after the Hauptmann triai. Much of this I tried to bring to the attention of the FBI during that trial but was not successful, either. If, in the life which I know to be very full of hard work, you can spare an hour to hear some of this, with the view to passing it on if you choose-- I will gladly await your conveniencs, suiting my time to yours, The fects of this case, believe me, are quite otherwise than they have ever appeared and I believe if the truth can be pulled out, that &kmx it will met forever discredit Lindbergh and stop his influence in this country and disclose him for what he i but will rival the famous Dreyfuss case in “rance,- a cass along with the Lindbergh case which both so far surpass fiction as to make the maddest writer a mere dealer in soda- Pope I am-- I do believe you lmow it-- a very conservative person, knowing far more of the seamy sides of life than most women and from long association with police, welfare worker and prison officials,not inclined to be too easily excited, Pincerely OUP a pee