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|No Elections in 42, F 4 Lindbergh Fears Roosevelt Moving Toward Cancelling Vote, Flyer Tells Indiana Rally Text of Lindbergh's Speech on Page 8 FORT WAYNE, Ind., Oct. 8 (C.T.P.S.).;-More than 4,500 persons pushed and fought their way into the Gospel Tab- ernacle here tonight and cheered Charles A. Lindbergh: SETAE |e be told them that President? ————————— a Roosevelt is moving toward sus stand. As he finished his speech 4 pqhrion of the 1942 national the crowd again rose and accorded pctions. . [nt another ovation of several!’ hose 1,500 milied about out. minutes, f Ir » crushed thelr way toward Others on the progrim were the ' the closed doors and listened to'Rev. John A. OBrieh, professor!’ jen overflow loudepeaker system |at Notre Dame University; Janet’ Policemen st006 open-mouthed Ayer Pairbank, national vice chair.|; and let the spectators fight ft!man of America First, and Mayor The crowd which tortured'Harry Beals, of Port Wayne, the meager space within the hall! reer and shouted a three-minute! M*Y EP4 Free Speech eration for Lindbergh when he! “2 shall speak to you tonight as, ‘epproached the microphone, tough this were my last eddress,”} Spek ( |Lindbergh told an America Pirst Speke “Truth As He Sew Tt” {ratty and s radio audience. “How Cheered interruptions continued!much longer free speech will be! possible in the United States, I ido not know.” | He said he feared Jhat an Ad-| ministration which thrown the nation “into naval’ ‘ r a 6 5- 11449- prec against the will of the people “ by similar means preven! lom of speech among ws.” i 7f the time comes when we te tes ip 0 fre country. ey teen ip a ' eer at the elections! nex year and by our vote clasp bands though we be # thousand) miles apart.” he declared. “But, what if there are no elections mext) year’ “ . - oy Atrorttica of the right to yee. Lindbergh asserted, “may mot be| ‘|many steps ahead” on the course, ‘}pursued by President Roosereit | “The time has come.” he said,’ Par we must even wi it referring te Sep tember 11 address at ‘Moines fab, Jews and. the : tion” as major “agits- 5 g 3 ak tr ie Tift my jcountyy and my civilizatiog.” be said. |; “This ts not w Mfe 1 * Tenjoy, Speaking ie not my rece, ‘aml ae doce as De bause I believe my country f in WASZINGTON TIMES-HERALD OCT 4 = 1941 /