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° AMERICA COMMITTEE Charies k_-windbergh May 29, 1942. Frening Philadel; ttin, 1 Pa. be told where. it is Led t Arena Throng Hears him t | Philadelphia foes of intervention jammed the Arena and its adjoin- iing parking lots Jast night to hear her featured speakers, U. S. Sen- stor David I. Walsh (D-Mass) and Kathleen Norris, novelist. The crowd gave unmistakably complete endorsement of the isole- tionist principles of the America First. Commiiiee, under whose auspices the rally was held, and also Justily booed every reference to ngland. It_ was ® crowd preponderantly iddle aged and with women out- umbering men two to one. For ‘every man wearing a hat and coat, there was one bareheaded and-shirt- sleeved; for every modishly dressed ‘woman there were two whose dress bespoke modest circumstances, ’ Points of Address : Wildest of the Semonstrations ‘were those when Lindbergh: 1, Demanded thst “our national -leaders tell us where they are lead- Ing us... and what their inten- tons are bout this war.” 65— // Y49~ bb (en) say President's Suggestion. _on Hemisphere Defense would’ Cause War? , ‘that might Last for Gener 2, ‘Termed the philosophy of the mionists palmer Pant ae 5. Asse: An rat Committee, with the support of the people, “will keep this country out of war and create a leadership for or Nation that places America ist.” ‘The course of the leadership he advocated, Lindbergh said, is success and not failure. ue |Impregnable Defense Seught “The America First Committ stands for an impregnable defense, ja fully informed, | tree and self-re- Hant ‘nation and @ destiny for [America that ls independent of these everlasting wars in Europe,” he de- clared. “We believe in the right of free speech. Every citizen has the right to state his honest opinion: Speech and thought are not yet suppressed in this country. - “We believe in the right of the vole, that every citizen should have the right and the opportunity to vote (Continues ea ‘Siz, Columa One)