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y § ary 4 of this year, which I January 5, 1942 gil Hie Excellency ‘ President of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt Wanhington, D. C. Dear Mr, President: I am enclosing herewith an in the Minneapolis Star—Jo: portance to warrant your le glance. The article is sef-explana However, I would like to add that my personal view would be that, in crase the Aray would yonside Mr.\ Lindbergh, in any kind of service, that’ they look jnto thie angle of the matter in regard/to Mr, Lindtergh. I do not mean to infer t you should peremptorily reject the services offer . Lindbergh to the Aray, but B Go say that yon whould investigate all possible oid@ of this question pefore you come to a decision, as... the good of the Absy and incidentally the good oftee . this dear o14 8\ A. should come above any groupsor individual whd professes to slap you in the face one moment and t kiss you the next. Please note the> old adage, % Goes not change his spots ov night.* WHIZ YOO RH MS s a that from the point of view of oe I would fke to 7 e Army, I think that there are « sopual arvice to awed of fliers in thio country today who ere x? detter, etuipped to render that service from this point . WV -, @lone:/. namely that Mr, Lindbergh has not really done = \/ ‘ any fVying since about 2925, which is 13 yeara, and in ’ that time things have ohanged considerably not only ia 4 f ‘Shabaror. pf aviation but in almost a ev- field of ———~ Assuring you of my utmost co-operation jin this destiny, an, fay Bincer, tte Wee