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-3- Li! daughter and close associate Ka ie a member of , the Executive Board of "America First". 7” In addition to revealing that Mr. Davis was one of the moving spirits and financial backers of the No Foreign Wars Committee, Mr. Marshall's statement showed that his group was the result of negotiations conducted during the Republican nomi- nating convention among members of the GOP-Ford- Hoover-section of the isolationist bloc. The Com mittee was first thought of by ere Yarshall, who was one of the speakers at the GOP c conyention, ang ro nek athan Aalasatas fansnsra \Eeglest cee Dougla ovunsr Wee Ea el | Wes & 3 a ang TR? VT ch wy now associated with Scribner's Commentator. This magazine hag become the appeasenent_ mouthpiece of Henry}ford and Charles Lindbergh. Marshall came to New York at Eggleston's invitation and then was taken to a private dinner at which he met Lindbergh. It is reliably reported that some members of Senator Wheeler's Congressional iscla— tionist bloc were present. a New York members of the German American Bund were discovered the first week of January, dis- tributing on street corners thousands of white blue- edged buttons reading, "No Foreign Wars". The Deutscher Weckruf und Beobach as officielly endorsed Mr. Marshallts committes. William Rhodes vaviel interest in the No Foreign War Committee is hardly altruistic. He is today the largest individuel oil operator in the world; he operates oil refineries in Germany and has for years been close to the German economic ministry, as its oil purchasing agent abroad. He was responsible for bringing to this hemisphere his friend, Joachim HAHertslet; one of the top Nazi agents in North America.