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Amavergh Declares’ British Might Turn Against U.S. 6-27 Flyer Addresses 10,000 , In Oklohoma Ball Park; . Crowd Is Orderly | By the Associated Freee. . OKL CITY, Aug. 30— Charles A. Lindbergh, denied the Muhicipal Auditorium, took his plea! agejnst American intervention in! ‘tb war to an improvised stadium! n'the western edge of the city last, . . night. An orderly crowd, which George Goff estimated at 10,00), heard My, Lindbergh and Senatpr Wheeler, Democrat, of Montana, ‘Mr. Lindbergh " saserted that heither America nor Germany could successfully attack the other by eir. “It seems clear to me that the . quickest way for Germany to lose . & war would be to attack America and the quickest way for America, , lose a war would be to attack; ’ ; Germany,” the fiyer anid at Sandlot, ‘ Park, where semipro baseball usually meet, $8 Policemen en Hand. The avistor was greeted with ap- plause punctuated with scattered boos. Eaghty officers were on hand togeep order. ning & the plea of the inter- ventionisis for American participa- tion in the conflict, he asserted that “we might easily find ourselves fighting at one and the same ume,|) At “the military forces of Germany Iualy, France, Spain and Japan, and other nations." “And it 1s not inconceivable be- fore this war is over,” he added, “England herself may turn against}, Us as she has turned against Prance | and Pinland.” ' “ Senator Wheeler Speaks, * * It was no more improbable fm 1939 that England would =| against Finland and France, than {8 today that she will turn’ agatoyh us if it becomes expedient to bir welfare” Senator Wheeler said be believed in free speech and intended to ex- erche tt. ° ¢ ballot box is still the ruler of he said. “Some peor ple In Oklahoma disagree.” asseriec that if America at, tempted to epfarce the Roosevel Church! eight points “America: 1 par d . feah boy! wil be policing the enti THE WASHINGTON EVENING STAR woyld.” .