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€ x! ve f / ’ ; “Grecian inheritance of Lurcpe--one of those priceless possessions which -Brown.® In coznection with the present struggle he goes on to relate that - ss . ~-4e Geography, and Race" in which he referred to aviation as "a tool specially shaped for Weavern hands, a acientific art which others only copy in a medi- ocrs fashion, arother barrier betwean the teeming aillioas of Asia ana the mit the Wi{te r.ce to live at all in a pressing sea of Yellow, Black, end "Western natiors are again at war, a war likely to be more prostrating than any in the past, a war in which the White race is bound to lose, and the \ others bound to gain, a wor which may easily lead our civilisation throngh more Dark Ages if it survives at all." Is August of 1940 ao confidential source advised @ Duress that uring the course of an interview with Dr. Priederich Srastiisneges, the German propagenda agent presently serving a sentence for violation of the Regiatration Act, he wa: told that Lindbergh was a subscriber to the American Fellowship Foruz and its periodicals end that Avery Brundage hed introduced Lindberzs at Soidiers Field as a mezber of the Steering Committee of that Forem. Fhis Forum was said to be founded by Auhagen and that among the con- tributors to its official publication, "Today's Chalienge®, were the following: Gsorge Sylvester Viereck, Lawrence Dennis, Dr, Auhagen, William Castle and Charles A. Lindbergh. Anhagen satd that he hed set up the American Fellewehip Yorum as a lectaring service and it was reported to be e Gerzan propaganda unit. In Kzy of 1942 a confidential source advised that Lindbergh was con- nected with the Gerald L. K/Snith er end in this connection stated that there was a tie-cp between the I, G:Farbenindustrie, Beary ond Edsel- Ford, -Wneeler, Hye, Feynolds and Lindbergh. This informant stated that a contact of his knew tise entire picture which would substantiate the connection between the persons named above.