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L aA ‘Pan SHEEAN CLAIMS ‘NDBERGA 5. "NA7ILMINIDEN’ NALIN | \ Charles A. Lindbergh has “a dGe- eided Nazi frame of mind” and this has been brough! about by a pro- gressive psyhcological development. That is the opinion of James Vin- cent Sheean, noted foreign eorres- pondent and author who arrived in the bay area aboard a United Air- lines plane preparatory to leaving by clipper for New Zealand, his first stop on a survey of American, British and Dutch Pacific defenses. He will leave next Tuesday. “Undoubtedly he started out with sincere intentions to uphold Demo- cratic ideals." Sheean taid, “but through psychologice] process, he has had a complete change of mind.” REASONS FOR CHANGE : As reasons for this change, Sheean cited Lindbergh's “hatred of the press: his admiration for German efficiency; and the influence of his late father, Charles A. Lindbergh 5r. The flier's recent in which he charged that British, the Jews and the Roosefelt Administra- tion” were stri to involve this, Nation to war, ~ itely shows where he now stands,” Sheean de- clared. AUG WEEDS GASES?) SEL | > =_Cr Lindbergh's father, « Minnesota congressman, was an ardent isola- Hionist, , The British dislike Lindbergh,: Sheean, who recently returned from. Pandan seid tert thaw ter th baer awl, Sub, OUs wane Sy A ase tergh with reserve. The English are afraid of alienating American good Wr. Tray Mr, Be-eg |... Mee Cx ven ........ Mr. Cosey o.oo... My. Eondom . 2.2... Mr. Quwca Tamm. Mr. Keave........... Alisa Candy........ bs 44g- FP OAKLAND TRIGUNT. FOR ARITOD BY BAR FRAKCTIScCO DIVIE SEP 19 1941 wt 4