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‘SN From Fight for Freedom, Ince 1270 Sixth Avenue, Room 309 F. H. Peter Cusick, Exec. Secy. Circle 6-4250 FOR A. M. RELEASE..... Bishop Henry W. Hobson, national chairman of Fight for Freedom, Inc., issued the following corment on Herbert Hoover's speech: “The most sinister development of the past week was Charles Lindbergh's speech at Des Moines. On it Mr. Hoover seems to be maintaining en indiscreet silence. I hope he does not egree with ite "Even If we overlook Mr, Hoover's unwillingness to condemn the fellen flier his speech was disappointing. He finds nothing menacing ebout the Nezis. In fact, if I reed his remarks correctly, the ex-President seems to think you can do business with Hitler. "When he tals about aid to the 'democractes alone! I cannot help recall that he hes opposed every legisletive measure which would give eid to the denocrecies. Mr. Hoover's words end his ections contradict each other. "In cruciel tines like t.ese we have a right te expect our nations] leeders to forget pollticcl differences. But Mr. Hoover never forgets. It's roslly a pity." 916 FG BOD ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED ba Wn a AS D/H