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lkindy: Warns U. S. 7 Sm 2 ‘Of England as Ally’; == “British May Turn on America, . —_—_— He Declares in Oklahoma Speech . Text of Address on Page 8 . OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 29 (C.T-PS.).—Charles A. Lindbergh tonight questioned the integrity and loyalty of England as an ally and expressed the belief that Britain may turn against this country be} fore the war is over. . by peace officers as & ret of 1 Lindbergh ‘pleaded with those|rumors that an effort might be ‘who stand “for American tradi-| made to cut the power line, prang: itons” to build strong the defetises| ing the field into darkness. and lof the United Btates and stay out| disrupting radio broadcasting. of ali European apd Asiatic Wars.) 1s or 6 000 Listens ® Spokesman for inarticulate ‘An orderly crowd of 8,000 per- The noted flyer was Geacribed!pons heard Lindbergh's speech, by American first leaders here as|which was broadcast nationally. “the spokeaman for that great tn-| Senator Burton K. Wheeler @.), articulate majority who want noljof Montana, began speaking ¢x- pert in @ suicidal European ven-/temporaneously after Lindbergh. ture.” He was cheered when be said, “If Bpeaking under a battery of/our interventionists want to frees Kieig lights in an amateur base-/country from the Gominstion of, bell park just outside the elty|another country, we ought to de- Umits, Lindbergh took time eut/clare war on Great Britain to, to gwit President Roosevelt - and/ India.” - tnurventionist Jeaders about what fs for the intagrtty of Lindbergh said that he palled their sketchy knowledge ow Renting sireraft. rl more improbable in pork ‘nat 3 was: park wee deaghly guarded, tl WASHINGTON TIMES-HERALD uc 30 Al