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TON et te a mn AS VSSERTSLNDBERGH 4 mar, wor ANTL-ALIEN ‘|: e reed of enabling the Government j: eT ee : to “deal quickly with those alleng,who Al N FIFTH COL Y J; | conduct themséives In a manner, that \ J conflicts withe-tke~pablic interest” is t given by President Roosevelt aa ‘his = t + _ || reason for recommending the transfer SWE ‘ARS 500 POLICE Je- | Senator Byrites Says the Allies of the Immigration and Naturalization ‘ . ‘ : : J Service trom the Departm Labor FR ‘AYO sey] Were Lulled Ihto ‘Security’ | | t the Department of Justice. One need RONT’ i _ | Dy Pleading Like Wie) azn cama ie san . of ul count Cassi. 4 I. nee the wisdom of this uction. We have ssidy Testifies They Were} { pitta to Tas Naw Tore, Tos, aliens among us who sympathize with’) Among 2,500 Who Tried to V HINGTON, May 22—In a re- predatory European Powers, and Join i ‘ oa [ply tonight to Colonel Lindbergh’s|' | among them ¢ undoubtedly some who . in Brooklyn & Somctan Bree bt Sunday night} 1 | would be glad to help those Powers at SA iy PY and ita assertion that the United| q | tie expense of the United States. The YS BISHOP ISSUED List 4 (2 | agoner we find out who these latter are ‘OF | States ahould avoid hysteria regard-|iy | *20 i or | ing the war situation, to “fifth col- and the sooner we take steps to render Witn Insi c bit umn activities” among the Allied! ‘f | them helpless the better. The proposed ‘ess Insists He Objected to| , e-| countries of Europe, if | nation-wide registration of aliens should Plan to Seize Munitions as | 4 ont | ‘Fifth columns are already active |%" | -be of service to this end. Plot . ra dite |, America,” he said. “And howe : But the time has not come—and, Against U. Ss. ff consciously or unconacious! God willing, will not come—when we y retard the efforts of this govern- " . ie ment to provide for the defense of |t || "all see @ spy behind every bush and oem petusidy, leader of the! the American people are the fiftn| «|| ® Public enemy behind every foreign fegatian Front in Brooklyn, testi! « f | column's most effective fellow-trav-|( }| accent. The President specifically dis- wang Westerday In the Brooklyn Fed-| j y (eters. : claims “any intention to deprive aliens eral Court that last November he fet-|: The South Carolina Senator, who]. || of their civil liberties or otherwise to bership in te pcations for mem- > ing | is sponsor for the new navy author- impair their legal status.” We can e Christian Front. ae dian cf ue ' {ization bill’ and acta frequently on i ‘| count on Attorney General Jackson to that ot them were from palice-|¢ he bated of we White House in leg- live up to the spirit aa well as the let- also” apnea’ {pat policemen had fo | nlative matters, criticized the three] ter of this admonition. other boroughs, cut een in| w {speeches given by Colonel Lind-| . their number.” not give | + 4 |bergn ince September. He spoke The fifth4columnists in every demo: Rumber. Clover the Columbia Broadcasting cratic county have abused their Uber- made by Police Connecter port r | System. ties. They \re as low and groveling | “Mf fentine tast Feb. 14 aree ener, Vai P ‘Asking ‘why does he acorn as|_¥,| a form of huthan life as one can imag: Guardia hed ordered him to inves | © & hysteria this belated rising of the/PT,| ime. But they cannot be successfully { lin the Chratie reniP of policemen | © | American giant from sleep?” Sen-jNe| fought by taking away the lberties of iMr, Valentine ald that’ CO ane | tn | ator Byrnes went on to aay that the| nig | Joyal citizens or of law-abiding aliens bere of the Police Department hed ct ee ola Colesel Lindbergh's who are honestly grateful for the hoe- (members ee {hat they had been| Ds seemed, in Colonel | Lingbergh’s per'| pitality they have found here. What- |twenty-seven of ‘whom were siigut | Be 4] aigniticant incidenta to an agé-old|™°{ ever happens we must stand firm in ite ranks, een ta Br t) struggle for power.” . . - = |u| friendship for all who love liberty. teen other ment PR trial with thir. | 2 t} “england and France,” he added, | py overthrow the United See eo? |B -| “were lulled Into » false sense of ||. ape | Af ttmipent and to steal government {2° +| security by those who pleated aa|0¢) wut to née the neeas ve. \Yi Ger 1d Bishops wie ie iam | hi . Lindbergh has pleaded that| 204. ‘tense and to uphold thé préwsge-~, 9) Dad kiven him the application ne | —= +} they could continue to live in peace 5 ajexplained that Bi anit with nations which trample ruth-|/40 great harbors, ’ many members of te Christies ltessly over the rights of other ns- GF ront were fearfil for their Jobe SF .{tionsgand that those who darea to| ‘8°, Vand economic. security, because “]warn Wem of their dangera were| “2, b hfommunists and others were try- actuatll by ‘personal profit and The marvel {s that the Bri ott g Smear it” and Mayor La profit }-- Guardia had ordered an i: -| toreign \nterest.! ” “e up with Siz, Oswald Mosley for. eight ion, investiga Senatof Byrnes's address was in as] 1| months while thelr country was at | , Assisted by Macklin Boettger, part aa follows: - | \{ war. Behind a cloak of super-patriot- Seared eg | Me ‘Perhaps the greatest clause in 14 fam, he did what little he could to| * ied Continued on Page Seventeen '| befuddle the British mind and under- Ve 99-4 BES = FK mine British will-power. He and his movement were never formidable in themselves, but they had sympathizers outside their ranks. For that reason the arrest of Mosley will be worth while only if it ia accompanied by a clean-up of other fifth columnists, whatever their connections may be. This has begun. | CITIZEN AND MUSICIAN ‘There mauat be millions of Americana,