Colonel Charles Lindbergh's radio broadcast last night in which he urged the United States not to mix into European affairs was violently criticized in the press here today.
The "New York Herald-Tribune" outlined the upheavals in the world if Hitler wins the present war. "First of all, the British monarchy would be established most" probably in Canada," the paper said. "Would we then defend it or not? If Hitler should fail at first to benefit from hie "dynamismm' to exploit Latin America and the United States, he vould certainly start by establishing beses which he could use later. What would we do if he claimed the Bermudas, the Bahamas, and British, French and Dutch possessions as his legitimate war booty?"—Havas.
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