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9.50 PM. Her speech differed from the others delivered last night in that it was sincere and sane,- without any attempt at rabble rousing, not appeasing and de- featist,--and not treating the dictetorships with kid gloves. MRS. NORRIS' address ( and I am personally utterly opposed to her viewpoint) was the most convincing, clean and clear-cut and form-perfect exposition of the attitude against American entry into the war that I- have heard so far. If she should continue to speak for the AMERICA FIRST COMMITTEE she should be more influential than people of the type of Senator WHEELER and Mr. LINDBERGH. The latter usually arouse only their adherents and do not win over many opponents but MRS. NORRIS is likely to make many converts with her brilliant logic, calm dignity and sense of humor.- The attached ad- vance release of MRS. NORRIS' speech is in no way repre-. sentative of what she said. It is only about half of her address and does not cgontain eny of the personal touch that made her talk so impressive. When LINDBERGH during the money collection period from 9.50 to 9.59PM at which about $ 2,000 was raised went upstairs to address the overflow meeting several In the of us reporters went along. Paz hall on the 7th floor there were only about 650 people and not 2,500 as announced