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a Pe ee ad ‘casamdichirea: anemltlh. e —n nS eel at al Sa sone a <<: 7 ilies oa: - ~ / ¥ "ie ee f = ~ “ Be: Colonel Charles Augustus Lindbergh Page 8 wee ee = ‘indbergh’s being cngeret ot the attituis of the Britieh Govers~ rae Saree 7 a wet and press whan he pebisshed aie eotinates of German oir power TeF. 5) Binee Lindbergh's return to the United Stetes tu the late sumer =: wie of 1929, there has been no indication that he has engaged fo sexy considershle ter th at ” axtent in bis forser aviation field. Shortly after his arrival, hede= -- livered hie first recdio addrese and for the first tine, publicly est fort? | “Bie Lecletion views. It would appear from information contained in the .. “2 ,. Bureau files that since his arrival in 1935, he hae devoted hinzself almost '- exclucively to his pesce canpalgn. In the Pell ef 194) thore vere several | abn a2ffFant thn deporte $6 the effect that he wos seeking to obtain a positics en the eteff Fe taeng ~ _Of General Arnold of the Arey Air Corps, and it is recalled that in 1939 General 4rnold was eald to have requested Lindtergs to join his ete<f and that Lindbergh refused at that time. In April of 1942, 14 was announced that Esnry Ford hod offered Lindbergh a "supervisory® position in his new | -.',. 1 "Willow Bun Plant i: Michigan and that Lindbergh accepted, after firet oe ~~ ;- twining the approval of Secretary Stinson. | ' ve oh " 4 Il. ACTIVITIES OTH"R $F WA? 0 von me * teh There will be eet forth under the above caption Taferences ocon- tainod in the Bureau files which relate to activities enpesed in by Colonel - Lindbergh which bear upon his beliefs end his netionrlistic sympathies. fhe files and other reference esterial exar'ned contain no indication thet... Charles A. Lingbergh expreseed any opinions or engaged in ary activities - -* whick indicated that he took an interest in anything other than flying uw. a - _ Sil the latter part of 1935 or early 1926. Up to that tims the only face - ~ tor which sight explein in eny way his leter isoletionist views wes his . - fatherts rareacr and facleticnict position 4n the Firat Werld Yer: hoverer. there are Bo public statesents of “Lindbergh! s to indicate that euch vas the Case. . wets 1. Early act ee = A9SS Mervin K, Hert 7 ~— In February of 1940, a signed atetersnt wee taken by en agent | ef this Buoresa from an informant who gave doteiled infornation concerning the activities of Merwin K, Hert, head of ths Few Tork State Econoric Coun- ei] and an alleged backer of muserous American Vacciat movements. Connected with Merwin Hart in this conrection, wse one Patrick O'Zeefe who afivised - this worment that in 1955 or early 1956, he eni his Faacist eroup which . : -. was B ge the Retionalist Kovensht oF ae the Gew Worid Movement, mad © ...-: .. Ghose one] Lindbergh as their world leeder because of kis youth, his: a3 Lo.) prem ce and other cheracteristics. Fhe infornent went on to state that