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Competing with them * were representatives of the Non-* tadan Aotl-Nez * to: Champion Human Fights, who dis: tributed copies of a cirouler en. foed "What One Hitler Meda] Can + *Phere defense or his ang} At 8:10 o'clock, whan the han was f Tee England Foliiterily, as wel sc finan Rtographic #afety of One eae packed to jt ‘Nrite and h . F, the Masco of this war States, crowds stood outelde jn the atresia listening to the apecchey through 5 ampitfiars, = disturbance took Place 2 at Eighth Avenue ang Thirty-fourth Street, . Weatly Too persons, Mentifed =. members of the Friends of Demo.’ - . Facy, the Youts Commitios of the | . - Federal Union and the Brucent De‘ - fenders oF Democracy, marched -f down Elghth Avenue and attempted ol ‘OOrs were closed 130, % rose Thirty-fourth treet from (he auditertum an Sverfow bal o*cleck. when tine bunaias ies north te south. The vanguard eons 23 Well as ground loudspeavers Lh Tied te : . Capacity. |e plated of tee pickets with & girl . street outside Manhattan Cep- Plans for Pieketing the’ Ineeting read intl carrying rite Block- T, HU West Thirty-fourth Street. as “a Nazi transmission ay ede,” “Ald to France Wil Halp . He asked them and his radlo lis which ‘pag beer announced aq-i, Hitler Now,” and the like, | era to join with alm im “7 —— : ~ = Several hundred Persons from the erlea First Committee, Because | EDC# by the Eriends of the parade, knockitg down tha’ int Moe | arowd firat booed and then attacked Tac. tn connection with th ® have been led toward war You inittes of Fedara? Uno sRickets, tearing up their Placards, and the Brudent Defenders of =. tan ter and to double} Cluated Colone! Lindbergh's ad- | tone Breviewaly or ad : de Deputy Chiet taspector John J. a me q Glaltkes of ithe alata He PeMartine and Inspector John 3” : Porters he had agen want no Becking ee rupted by ferr Bullivan directed mounted Police tof © short, atocky Srl) side and those On the en be said, tH ig Chyious that Clear the sidewalk fn front of the | Picket leader in the face and koock and I hope there are Dgland 4¢ floating the war’. and butiding, that tf any anti.[ her down. ye of 245 Fast | othe: aide—I hope we nln when be maid, “England hag Naz! Pickets appeared they would | Fifty-ninth Street, aa ezent for the | boos, If you dott like ; Mem have to remain ecrose tha way on | Metropolitan Life Insurance Com-| haar hold inforined ny. ive ea ee the seuth aside Of Thirty-fourth | P8ny, maid he bed, seen severs} alee 3, Noid a menting & douSlebarréted whcer Street oats, Beaten wand kicked. “They “Further.” be contin sot : . 3 bat section of the street was fold yelled fap 1D, sheared, bud t * en he eatd, “wa tn this country dommad with th ie entlog ogee found mi a, thounand persone sae Bolice explained t [senting BIpects of these fare of America firwt, fugt aa th WhO stood outalde. Bin of ’ itt ia there with the pe racna bad ties, these vicinity of the trouLy 4 fhe America Fieg: Com: Ble ir Engiand thought first o Pe but had een unas torn paires Mavens can gee) are not peaPonalbie, bi tlr own tountry when they en car, but the co Than accents were murargua, (OWE was packed together ao msraged the smalier nations » White ties Dalders of both the, ebtly that Hd se nias, the Eanes c] : - L ree a urope to fight againg: hopetes WE oe chet alck and Byer Bhat] was over, Friends toak the Beate cre’ dere hhissea, whey “ge, bekets, Cayration been sold at thal Pickets away to tari ct® > There’ Were Bisses when ibe box office tor $1 mcr rests ried, “eur atr force La deplorabl: Holdacg. SL White tickets cking tm modern fighting planes 40 4a whane ° ‘we Most of them have bes; whet mat tetions they belongs to Europe."* The audienc mete avestioned about what taker Place ox theatre, Anybod YY Gp any kind of Lterature b the streets, 1 may be by Bundista, Feacista, Ci or by foreign agents 4 requ. Police to summon medical aid, , frembed tha disturbance ro-Nart | Atier the dlaavowal of , el Ts of the crow “shouted, cratic organizationa by ¢ tthe Bice oe pattaas gi, [7 batman, ead wy ; (set ween jazt ale! or heckling and boos fro war,” 12] crowd Jocluded “Joe MeWilllame’a| tHe varied schoels of von Feng. referring ‘to Joueph Mew. ire through the Speech of pe Was reported to hace poat-| David 1 Walsh ot parr pened bis regular waekly meeting) onions Honlate 2 And instroctad hia Thlowers to gt. WOo-interventioniats, * tend the Lindbergh rally 1 The greatest outburst t $s 2 * . Senator's references to tt - Sars Police Gere No ala mation, wfilfication and ! r _ George W e, Which this Ereat man, Cots Comeapit, Chainman of the bergh, haa been subjeciea ed j{sountry, where free apeec be regpected.*". Sepater Walsh Feviewed o the “propaganda” that 6. EK “slepa short of wi Bew “tells os we Are at + should recognize HY He | tracts from Jettera he bad from cititens saking him At 8:80 e'elock the patice evil. mated that the «treet erowd bad increased to 15,000 or 20,000 In Thirty-fourth Btreet alone, which was then solidly blocked szcept for & square fn front of the that ’ - the "polite kept open. A smaller Secs No Galn Throv oa crowd milled mround in West Thir| hu ech Colone’-% ty-filth Strest, where holders ef $25 +} oP tre canuae box tickets, reserved seats, plat-| lal te to underta . forma and press tickets were ad. | mov for the Americ: mitted through the stage dodr, paign for batantheliy Rain that started about 9:45 o'clock patties, au ech for drove = large part of tha crowd | in his t with belghty away, but several thousand re-}cage, but . went this eountry out of War, t, meeking ahet-d bore.’ . : j Picket line operated ont for a mint| The Benator elosed wi: roained fn the street, necking a nnT do not balleve,’"4 pie 2d one-hail betory “a mob" /Honclation of the at tet yonder the newhe . “our American ideal-> . (broke it Up. Only than aid tha | to convoy the Jend-tease wy ener g kod ‘turbulently of Ute will gain th "- . Police take action to hold back Britain that arg g being at $:20 o'clock, with = three-minute} cessful war. z : mob and allow th =z ovation whan Colone] Lindbergh ap-] "I do not blame 2, . deared on the platform. Smalljing for our assist oy American Waved in almont|now know that oo avery hand. eee volces eried, {under elrcummtane oT “We want Lindy.” - ze the defeat of ave Eventually the Theating started | alded with her t with the singing of “The Btar-| Greece, We know Spangled Banner" and an Invoca-| peration of ware cr tion by the Rev 5 t, |to all those na! io" I founder of the pi (Ll) moce that she Sou! j on, who aske’ “belp the| “We know thet . PreSident resist the effarta to finke | them, as she hag _ os the ¢ pickets t5 ret away, be want oh. :of actual combat rough i woy route, there is no f: ;Convoys mean war, Do convoya,”" No," Poared the sudi. bere : him betray the promises he made to | concerning : Keep ua out of war." | ton, her military a ohn .. chairman of the Progress of ane 7 epter of the Amerioa | “Colonel Lindh fo, First Committee, Présied. Hae was’ the propar poli go owe Loe ——_