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asad The probeble "dividends" of even c tactical policy of "plastering" the Jews in America--the probeble dividends in terms of refreshed ku-kluxism, of turning and randing our minoritics instcad of holding together in demccratic effectiveness--srs £11 too plein. It is appalling irresponsibility on the pert of men who would lead in determining of netionsl policies. And st the moment it hes to be noted that net Col. Linébergh alono, but also an erinent isolationist Senstor, both before a Senate Committee cnd in public speech, hes roised ths issue. It hes to be noted that other iscletionists heve done it, less conspicuous ones but conspicuous enough. It has to be noted that no ferthright, un- evesive repudietion of the whole “line” hes yet come from top isola- tionists. Though it cannct but shock end frighten some of them, until it ds repudiatea it stands as more then the special irresronsi- bility of a single Isclaticnist lender, and is for the more ominous therefore. I repudiate it. I think Anorica does. The third "“feree" ettacked by Lindbergh is "The Reoosovelt Administration". Well, Io cnd many others heve sonetines found fault with Rocsevelt. I de not regerd our President es a god in humcn form. It is net deriocrecy that presupposes the evailebility of god-like losders. But I reject the idea that the men thrice elected President of the Unitad States is a bleckshoarted scoundrel, cynicel and lying and plotting, whe never hoped to keep this eccuntry et posece but who moved deliberetely from the start towards the ono goal of shooting involve- ment. Toraiert £ e ider thet Corgell nificently demonstrated Americanism end besic honesty, has turned on his past. It is my bolief, that with certcin mistakes along the way, President Roosevelt and his aides in the direction of foreign policy have done a wise ond goce job. I believe the President of the United States is a gocd man. in the ecrliy stages gonuine hope, even confidence thet "the allies" would wine It was not Justifiod, events preved, but it existed. He ipnceres the probability thaf mon, including Roosevelt, honestly hoped at different stages that danger tc us of complete Nezi triumph could be fended off by different measures jess extrere than what we have core to--such as ocesn patrols,