File:Eddie August Schneider (1911-1940) and Bert Acosta in the News-Record of Neenah, Wisconsin on 31 December 1936 by the Central Press Association.jpg

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Enlistment May Bring Arrest. Bert Acosta America's soldiers of fortune, intrepid aviators serving in the Spanish war, are threatened with arrest and trial as congressional leaders seek to strengthen safeguards against the U. S. being drawn into war. Representative Sam D. McReynolds, of Tennessee; chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, believes that American citizens who have enlisted in the Spanish conflict have violated a federal statute. Among the aviators now serving in the Spanish war are Bert Acosta and Eddie Schneider, Jr., shown above. They are serving the Loyalists. Central Press

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