Philadelphia, May 30.
Mr, Charles A, Lindbergh, speaking at an isolationist rally last night, charged that President Roosevelt advocated "world domination when he said it was our business to control the wars in Europe and Asia, that we in America must dominate the islands lying off the African coast,'
Mr, Lindbergh declared that "even Chancellor Adolf Hitler has not made a statement like that."
The isolationist leader predicted that the world would be thrown into "complete chaos" if the United States tried to occupy islands "which do not belong to this hemisphere."
He pointed out that "if we take the attitude we must control islands in the Eastern Hemisphere, Eurove has just as much reason to demand that ther control islands in the Western Hemisphere, If we say our frontier lies on the Rhine they can say that theirs lies on the Mississipni we attemr'ed to follow the policy the President suggests, we would stant war between the hemispheres that may law for generations" Mr. Lindbergh concluded.—Umited Press.
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