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i | Fy AE " ' tg RAGE a 3 4 q i i : af our people.” - a @ mel Dangers Bheiched | Sketching dangers he America now faces, Lindbergh | ¥ ry pat, therefore, @ik will of the peo-} these last two years has been placed honestly before -our people as & step toward war... s “instead of seizing every oppor- tunity to draw us furiber from the war, the president and his adminis- tration have not missed a slngie chance to push us closer to it In- [stead of avoiding incidents of wat, they have created them. Yastead | of following our mandate to stay’ tout, they have, by subterfuge and: (dictatorial procedure, ed us in | | “They have not only turned their | -lbacks bn their campaign promises but they have been tresting our -} oongress more and more es the PI eee ne Seidl ob citialild under the Nazi regime. . “Congress, like the reichstag, is not consulted”. - Gleomy Picture Given Pointing to ihe consequences of entering the war, Lindbergh sasert- ed that it would be necessary to turn America into an armed camp, |« create a military force strong enough to cross the Atlantic and in-]_ wade the continent and survive a |. coming wave of prostration, famine }* end disease. eS ‘The aviator charged that admin- istration Jeaders have not present-|. ed a feir picture of these conse- “It is essential for us to realize |: that what we used t call represent- |) ative government, American eo pendence and the Ameri say |, ‘of life is rapidly becoming a thi : ain, | of the past,” he sald. “Recently—no one will ever know + erates: . : falls Pace eiatind the exact date—we began follow- ing a road which involved the f abandonment of our most funda- j mental customs and traditions .. . ‘ave must face the fact that you and t and our generation have lost our |American heritage. Ht is no longer case of defending it. It isa case German reichsteg has been treated] -