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fe 9 BPN RECEIVED . j COMMUNICATIONS i ‘f . . . CLEVELAND -- CHARLES As LINDBERGY CHARGED IN A SPEECH PREPARED FOR ELIVERY TONIGHT THAT UeSe INTERVENTIONISTS PLAN TO CREATE "INCIDENTS TroNe™ y AND SITUATIONS® WHICH VILL FORCE THIS COUNTRY INTO WAR IN EUROPE OR ASIA *UNDER THE GUISE OF DEFENDING AMERICAs® HE SPCKE EEFORE AN AUDIENCE IN CLEVELAND PUELIC AUDITORIYM ON PEMNALF OF THE AMERICA FIRST COMMITTEE. LINDBERGH SHARED THE SPEAKERS’ PLATFORM WITH SENe De WORTH CLARK, WHO CHARGED THAT ONLY PUBLIC OPINION HAD PREVENTED AMERICAN ENTRY INTO A “FULL=DRESS, UNDECLARED WARe* LINDUERGH POSED THE QUESTION OF WHETHER “WE MAY LONGER HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT X X X WHETHER WE ANY LONGER HAVE THE RIGHT TO KNOW AEOUT AND TO VOTE’ UPON THE FUNDAMENTAL POLICIES OF QUR NATICK. "ARE WE OPERATING UNDER A GOVERNMENT BY REPRESENTATION, OR ARE WE OPERATING UNDER A GOVERNMENT BY SUBTERFUGE?™ LINDEERGH ASKED. "JE ARE FACED,® HE CONTINUED, “WITH THE KNOWLEDGE THAT THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE OF OUR GENERATION =~ THAT OF PEACE OR WAR} _ THAT oF TENCE OF ATTACH: THAT ' . to Th DEFENSE OR ATTACK; THAT OF WHETHER OR NOT THE DESTINY OF AMERICA IS TO BE MERGED WITH THE DESTINY OF EURGPE -- HAS NOT BEEN PLACED BEFORE A VCTE OF OUR PEOPLE. “THAT ISSUE HAS EEEN WITHNELD FROM US, AND WITHHELD INTENTIONALLY.® CLARK SAID THAT AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY DURING THE PAST THREE YEARS HAD "SUCCEEDED IN MAKING THE WORLD OUR ENEMY.™ “eeolF WE FIGHT, WE WON'T BE. FIGHTING FOR DEMOCRACY, ‘BUT RATHER § FIRST, TO MAKE STALIN AND COMMUNISM THE MASTER OF EUROPE$ SECOND, TO PRESERVE AND EVEN TO EXPAND FOR ENGLAND HER RICH AND MIGHTY EMPIRE; AND TURD, TO DESTROY DEMOCRACY RICHT HERE AT HOME.* CLARK DENIED THAT ENGLAND “IS FIGHTING OUR FIGHT® AND CHARGED THAT BRITAIN AS WELL AS GERMANY IS "FIGHTING FOR TRADE, GOLD, LAND, COMMERCE AND THE PERPETUATICN IN POWER OF HER RULING CLASSES.® 8/9--JE817P . Beeses anche. 65-1449 -A