it. To one witness he remarked that "an American victory in Europe would endanger Western civilization in Europe, whereas a German victory in Europe would in no way harm the United States, it wouldn't touch the United States." To another witness he stated "that he thought it his mission to drift the United States out of the war." Of course Chandler knew that he was dealing with enemy agents. He knew the hostile mission of the German Short Wave Station, and voluntarily hired himself to the enemy with the purpose of contributing to the execution of that hostile mission. And he did so contribute.
The trial judge correctly charged the jury as follows:
"The defendant Chandler, while domiciled in the German Reich, owed a qualified allegiance to it; he wasof appellant's services as a broadcaster was that he should be represented as speaking as a British subject."
[6]  In the Haupt case, the two witnesses testified to an overt act which to them was entirely innocent, namely, that the defendant accompanied his son to the house of a prospective employer to further the son's application for employment. This act was shown to be a treasonable one by the other evidence in the case, indicating that the son, to the knowledge of the father, was an enemy agent bent on a mission of sabotage.
[7]  The witness Wagner testified that in the latter part of 1942 he discussed with Chandler a program which Wagner was devising for a series of broadcasts to be directed to the American troops