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Charles Lindbergh — Part 5
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The ctteched ne~randus on Charles Augestes Lindberzh bas .
besn prepared by the Specicl easranca Unit for the interest of yn :
an other ‘Burer ofciels and for future rec ferences . a
You will revell that Linébergh wes recently subpoenaed by the”
Gefese in the 7illian Wiley Pelley.case ec that ke testified on tegast | ay:
2eu2, in Intiarnapolis, The purpose of ezlling Iindbergh presumably was to
ehor thot statenents mde ty Felley in (pany instances vere no different’ fros
those made by Lindberch. Lindbergh as on the stand for only ten minntes:
anc ali the questions prt to his ty Pellerts counsel were successilly obe -
Jectcc to by the Goverment. He eave} no testimony thich wae waterial to “ee” L
Pelley eace
ve
AL te: present tine, Lincberch is employed ina scapervisory* ca-
poolty at the ror Willew Rn Plent, It ic to be noted that be resigned
Mis concission in the Arcy Air Corps on April 26, 1911, fclioving an attack
on hin by President Boorerelt. In the Fall of 191, he soucht @ position,
General E, E. Arnolcts s # but. this ele not materielines .
Wnile the references eps earing in the Burecu'e files Link Lantberghts
nane vith mar subversive or questionable croups and individuals such as the -
Christian Fronters, Kerwin K, Hart, Levrence janis, Joseb UciTtliiass, Follies
aber Felley and Sr. Friederich Ermst Auhacen, Lindbersh's conacctions with
te orranizatione and incivicuele have not been substantlated; no. investiga-
tien, of course, having ever been eoxtucted of Lindbergh. Since the outbreak’
of war, Lindbergh has meade no public ntterances. However, on Deceaber 17,
Mr. Toleor 5-1. he addressed a select croup of Anerica First Corzittes. movers in Nee:
a E.A. Tate City in wich he indicated that he still held hin isolationist views
, Cheer, ved thet the primary peril "to, the United States was the yellor people 4::
‘chevios, he wes szid. to tate advocated at this tine toat toe America’ |
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