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Charles Lindbergh — Part 7
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Lindy Denies Ickes’ Charges;
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Atks Probe by Roosevelt, -
i Decorated by Reich at Invitation — a
Of U. S. Embassy, Flyer Retorts ———
Charles A. Lindbergh said in’
a iketter to President Roosevelt
yeaterday thet he is willing to
Jeubmit to s Presidential investi-.
gation of intimations by Secretary,
of Interior Harold L. Ickes that|
Lindbergh i# “connected with the
intereste of & foreign government.”
At the same time be explained
that he was decorated by the
German government in 1938 at
the American embassy, to which
he had come at the request of,
the American ambassador “in,
order to assist in creating a better,
relationship between the Ameri.)
ean embassy and the German pov-.
ernment, Which your ambassador
desired at the time. ‘
to a Bastille Day speech in Ne
York Monday, Ickes referred to
Lindbergh as “the knight of the
German eagle” and accused him
of offering “the Nact party e
to the country.” He said he nefer|
had heard “Lindbergh utter rd
of pity for the people of the Ger-
manconquered European coun:
tries" of “a word for democracy
iteeif.” a,
bergh's Repiy ,
reply, Lindbergh said in his
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In
letter:
“jy Dear Mr. President: - |
“7 address you. sir, as an Ameri:
ean citizen to his President. 1,
write concerning statements made,
by an officer of your Cabinet. the
wd centact With Arle - q
_ President, if the sta
wegpts of your Secretary of
in tior are true, and if I he
any connection with & ;
ernment, the American pjople
a I a Tight to be fully gint-
ad with the facts. On the ther
4, if his statements and {tpli-
are faise, I believe that 1|
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ax an American cftizen, have al
sttht om apology from |
ad ti President, I give you my
word thet I have no connection
with any foreign soe iation
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