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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Beware Of False Prophets
At The Polls This Year
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON

That follows tho law n Sclf-
preservation. and anyhow sell
criticism is rare quality
a loyal opposition becomes
therefore. the conscience of the
nation and IT'S watchdog.
II profits by watching for
mistakes and insisting that they
be corrected. and by developing
SuperiorsideaS As 10 how 10 avoid
and overcome error.
pUT another opposition cNiSlS
- the diehard opposition
which in the war Is a copper
head opposition.
And il is laying plans which,
should they succeed. can wreck
the nation
This opposition is not even
Republican
1t is an opposition that plans
10 use the Republican ma.
Chincry.
MANY party Democrats arc in
II. and Fascist circles are be-
hind it
II has 2 press
II has pamphlets and minor
papers that roach the rabblc
II has a plan; TO secure tho
reelection OF the kill-Roo>cyclt
crowd and Of all the isolation
lists.
II intends 10 create a solid
and active minority whose pur-
pose Will he 10 paralvZc all
action and 10 use every internal
confusion and external defeat
10 render the country incapable
OF an active pursuit of the war.
II hopes 10 build up a CANA
rllla around Roosevelt. 10 make
hum their prisoner as a similar
camarllla made Wilson lis prlS-
onCr and 10 intlmldatc mem
bcrS of I h 2 administration.
especially the permanent career
civil service, by the threat that
they will lose their Jobs when
tho temper Of the country turns,
as they predict il Will.
II has an external policy: To
divide the United States from 4
her allies. and prevent United
Nations conduct Of the war. bV
demanding an exc luSiNc
AMERICAN control Of the war.
winch seems TO be very patriotic.
but would be disastrous.
And they wish this American
control 10 control tho disposition
Of tho United Nations armed
forces.
Their slogan is; Defeat Japan
and lot Hitler have his way in
Europe.
They arc so blinded by their
rancor and 80 stubborn in their
hates that they cannot see the
war in global terms. nor recog-
ni/e Our mutual dependency on
the British. the Dutch and
eventually probably the Russians
IN the Far East
They would even welcome par
tial defeats If those defeats
would bring them into power.
IT Is difficult 10 think such
Americans exist
But tho grim reality is that
they do
Their prototypes helped de-
Stroy France. which was also a
deeply patriotic nation unwilling
10 believe that there were such
ColngS-on amongst thclr "out
politicians.
The American people i'm those
elections muSt THIN
And the election campaign
must he a campaign Tor tho real
tissues of this war.
Both parties must make
campaign on tho single issue OF
how TO WIN the war. and any
one unwilling 10 come Iclcan on
this issue should he voted into
oblivion
IFsiensf sr TIE Ben Syndicate, Incl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Feb. II, I94I

Wendell Willkie returns from
London; urges America 10 rush
bombcrS and more deStroyerS 10
Britain.
Brltaln's home fleet shells The
Belgian port Of OSiend.
Na/i soldiers dressed as
civilians continue TO pour into
Bulgaria
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

TFIE forthcoming congressional
elections will be a most i'm
portant event in American his
tory.
Three outComCS arc possible.
Mr.. tlynn'S Viewpoint might
succeed. Mr.. Flynn wants uni
fled Congress through the tri-
umph of the Democratic Party,
which means an approach 10 a
single party system.
The Republican die-hard view
point might succeed.
In this case we would have
n Congress divided on The major
iSSueS Of the war. and a rcpctl-
tlon of the situation that con-
frontcd Woodrow Wilson.
The viewpoint OF Mr. RooSc-
welt and Wendell Willkie --
might succeed.
In this case we would he pro-
tcCting the tWo-party system by
choosing from among Republi-
cans and Democrats those loyal
10 the national program, whose
opposition would be positive.
constructive. and q irCCted
toward winning tho war. instead
Of negative. diSruptivc and lead
ing toward Stalemate and pa
ralNSlS.
WHAT are The functions OF
w elections IN healthy de-
mocracy?
They arc 10 elect reprcSCn-
tativcS 10 govern in accordance
with the popular Will and their
own sense o( responsibility.
The- popular is 10 win this
war and make a great. ConSiruC-
tive peace
To succeed We must have
leadership and cooperation all
along the line.
Cooperation does not mean
SerLllity nor a Congress that Is
merely q rubber stamp.
II means a Congress that can
actively contribute 10 winning
the war by using rs brains. not
merely one that doesn't hamper
the administration.
Mr. Flynn wants slbScrVlCnt,
Congress
II i TO hc dcplorcd in normal
times but Is destructive IN war
times. lol n means that tho
nation - exploited for the party
machinery and IL brings about a
false identification of loyalty
with party orthodoxy.
In such a case the opposition
is either broken OF pushed out
side the nation and. without re-
>ponslblhty for the conduct Of
the war can junction only by
opposition tor the sake of oppo-
>itlOn
The President realizes this.
/, asks that men Toe elected
not according 10 party. but ac-
cordlng To their stand on the
main issue before the country.
He wants a NATIONAL gov
Congress. with the greatest
possible distribution of response
bllIty.
EIIlS i Mr.. Wilkes view
point too. and II - states
manIkc
For Nh. NIllkIc secs that the
Republican Party VIII not re-
cover by ~ power 10 divide and
DESTROY hui by us proved roc
ord Of superior leadership IN n
HE and death Crisis .
ENCrN Intelligent and patriotic
opposition ha, q certain adlan-
idgc which ~ can Use for IT,
own future
Every administration makes
mistakes such l. life.
And ~ l. human for admins
ratiun> 10 defend their own
mistakes, instead OF publIciling
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Fighters
for
America

Stirring episodes in our
army, navy and marine corps
Will be described on this page
from time TO time. The series
Is dedicated 10 The members
of our armed {, ces and their
families. so that they may
know the history Of their Serv-
ices and be proud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
3AERnNG DOWN ON Tie NEWS:
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By ARTHuR Bugs" BAER

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Big Business
Due to Regain
Social Rating
Moenates War Efforts
Reckoning Them Z
By WESTBROOK PEGLER

MY SCORE in the matter Of
-prepheey-is-teffible-h hit
still i Just shut my eyes and
swing Al any old thing.
So here we are again this time
TO predict that the despised in.
duStrial magnate or big business
man will presently receive a new
social and political rating In our
national community, not neces-
Sarily from the Washington ide-
ology set. but from an increasing
element Of both houses of Con-
gresS, from the combatants Of all
services and from the public.
! doubt that many of them
would want TO keep social
around Washington any Nay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

liltN dItIl I Unity w lOI ktt
their experiences of the last
eight years.
-- II waSn't So much what was
done 10 them as the kind Of peo-
pie who were chosen 10 do it
the Scedy little hecklers from
Union Square and The left wing
Of tho campus who were turned
loose 10 nag and haraSS them IN
labor hearings. the snoops and
goSSipS and the catchpolls from
various bureaus.
The Tancor of the defeated
southern states which persisted
80 long after the war would
have been less bitter and lasting
If the men who went down TO
reconstruct them had not been
such evil swine. and the Ameri.
can men of big business. either.
and doors. and most of the r.
corn field natives, are not peN
Sonally reConciled.
However. because these men
arc patriotic and because dong
Is their habit OF life. they will
turn in war achievements in
their line. which is gigantic pro-
duction. which will rehabilItate
them with their fellow Ameri-
cans. whose opinion counts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
A RE they in for profits ?
"A Yes. il any.

n M lneN wv TOT pfOntS
"A Yes. if any.
They are in il for patriotism
first, however. and they have
the intelligence to realize that
when it all adds up there may
he no such thing as profits.
money or even private owner
ship as we understand them
now.
They are thinking only ~
turning out such an overwhelm.
ing mass Of vehicles. weapons.
planes and guns that tho fight
erS can finish the war in thlS
hricfeSt time and with the
smallest possible loss of Ameri-
can lives. for their sons are
fighting. too
asked big one If he
thought his company would still
own The plant after tho victory.
"One thing at q time" he
said. Docs n man on his wed
ding day worry his head about
how he IL going to get .
divorce ="
Copyrighted b. United Features synd tsa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

IN THEIR personal feelings
they aren't likely 10 forget
their experiences of the last
eight wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

ONE great trouble Of ours
" since the panic struck has
been the absurd diSproportle~
between politics and our u
duStry by volume and adj va
loren
ReformerS GOT in or hair
and. IN CoSmiC Journalism. We
have been lcctured and educated
out Of our wits by bleeding
hearts who saw no good in any
thing American. although Eu-
rope and particularly Mother
Russia copied tho achievements
Of these very businessmen and
took lessons from us.
And never mind the line about
labor with an uppercaSe l. and
the obscure engineer and
chemist having done il all
Without the organizing genius
and the daring Imagination Of
the promoters and executives.
the man with the hoe would
still he his old self and his field
would NOT now bc covered with
plant almost half a mile long
and quarter mile wide housing
machinery more than two stories
high. all created within IL
months.
The businessman has been the
captain Of tho team in all lis
a l.
the fighters wouldn't have
chance for their lives IN this
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

THE tasks which the Dctroi,
big businessmen have done
already are enormous but only
start and yet. the great
buildings and machines which
have hoped INTO being hike
trlck drawings in an animated
cartoon. are beyond apprecia-
ton by The statesmen. poll
ticIans factional bosses and
lvy-league theorists and lawyers
OF the dominant group
What could Senators Wagner.
La Toilette. Norris and Pepper
and Mayor LaGuardia have done
II IT had been up 10 them
Or add John Lewis. Green.
Murray. Mrs Roosevelt and
Aubrey Williams II YOU like
You would have a row Of lop-
sided bungalows All stuck over
with quaint Normandy SlloS.
dormers. gables and NoahS Ark
shutters and raffy pull and
wclnle roast on the village
green. with speeches all around,
and the houses wouldn't Fl, The
foundation. and LaGuardla
would have shot of his mouth
and Lewis would have crowned
him with Splltoon and that
would be the sum Of your indus
trial war effort 10 date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

The governor might ask them that if they don't
stop Fostering him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

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La gaceta., 1942-09-03

Manuel Cabrera, ha preparado
un interesante programa.
FL Sr. Cabrera invita- a los
padres de los ninos que tengan
vOcaci6n para 81 canto 0 la mG
sica a que asistan a este acto y
compartan con ellos una noche
de arte. La entrada es gratis.
Los nihos que tcmaran parte
en- el acto Sc nombran Angie Pu-
leo, Phyllis Puleo, Yolando Pu-
.eo, Adelina Puleo, Pima Herman
dez Zulema Men6ndez, Adelia
R0banina, Chita Monies, San
Ia Case. Alicia Louro. Alicia AL
yarez, Carlota Garcia, George
Salazar, Nick Leto, Gilbert Per-
domo, Daniel Cabrera, Milo Ca
brera, Julio Rodriguez, Nick
Acebal, George PARA, Fernan-
do Torres Y Manuel Case.
La velada comenzara a las o.
cho y media en- punto.
Apreciamos la invitaci6n que
re nos hace.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
Ell AVOCADO GENER Al .-bb
A~SALTARUN Y ROBARON
Ell ESTABIECIMIENTO
DE DAN GOOD

In baudido armada asalt6 Y
rob6 aver, a las II 80, el esta-
blecimicnto de bebidas alcohol
cas- de Dan Good, situado en- la
csquina de Grand Central y Ed
son, lloyandose los ingresos del
dia. 5000.
AL entrar en- ell eStablecimien-
to, el band 10, como de 35 amos
dc cdad. peso dc l25 libra5, es-
tatura de cinco pies y dos pulga-
das, saco I'm revolver y amcna-
10 a Good, quien no hizo resis-
tencia, temiendo ser asesinado.
La description concuerda con
la de uu individuo que entr6 en-
la casa club dc la USO y llamd
por tol6fono un autom6vil de al
quiler.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03

tienen por fin destruir al adversa-
rio, ell elegante hombre del hacha
en- traje de gala, luego reem-
plazado por la guillotina, la perver-
sion del proceso judicial por jueces
elegidos por su adhesion al partido
%nacional socialista; tales son los
simbolos del Nuevo Orden en- Ale
mania. Estos son ahora los lugu-
bres bienes de un pueblo que en-
epocas anteriores sofia relatar con
orgullo, vez tras vez, la famosa
historic de Federico ell Grande Sc
gun la cual, en- Gle "a OCCASION, ell
gran autoritario orden6 a un hui
milde ciudadano que lie vendiese un
moline que sofia molestar al mo-
narca en- sus horas de descanzo, a
10 cual ell dueno Sc neg6 diciendo:
"Todavia hay jueces en- Berlin" y la
Corte Supreme de Berlin descarg6
su veredicto contra la poderosa ca
beza del RENO.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03

iQue signiica TODD este par;
n~osotros? JQue signifcado podri;
tener una victoria nazi para una
naci6n alimentada con ell sagradC
concepto de la 'igualdad de la jus.
ticia ante la ley" para todos los
ideales e instituciones que en- e
curse de un siglo Y medic han hechc
que la vida de los americanos me-
rezca ser vivida?
Signifcarfa ell final de los honra-
dos procedimientos de la ley-ley
que presta dido integramente y en-
iusticia antes de condenar-ante un
juez siempre preocupado de los de-
rechos esenciales de las parties que
tiene frente a 81, y que c%onstante-
mente trata de alcanzar aquella at
m6sfera de p~erfecta unprecedented
que es de desearse.
S~ignifcarfa ell fin del derecho de
esperar justicia de un jurado, el fin
del derecho, no del privilegio, de ser
juzgado por un jurado impartial
que verdaderamente representa- a la
comunidad Y no es solo ell organo de
cierto grupo o de cierta clase. POGO
tomamos en- cuenta este en- nuestra
vida diaria; 10 aceptamos como
aceptamos la luz del sol Y ell aire
que respiramos; es, sin embargo,
una de nuestras mayores defensas
contra ell alcance del poder de la
arbitrariedad.
Significant Ell fin del fiscal tai
como 10 conocemos, del fiscal cuya
posicion ante la connanza pGblica
exige que yea que la justicia Sc
cumpla y no solo que Sc obtenga la
condena.
Signifcaria ell fin de la saludable
regla de la presunci6n de la ino-
cencia.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
NOTAS SOCIALES
{PoR MARIO RoDRIGUEZ)
COmida de de8pedida

COmidd de despedidd
En- la nOche de hoy le sera o.
frecida una comida de despedi-
da al joven Luis Perez, residen-
te del 1906 de la ayenida 10, con
motive de su pr6ximo ingreso
en- ell ej6rcito americana.
La comida Sc la ofrece un CRU
pc de compaheros de la tintore-
ria Reliable, donde q presta-
ba sus servicios y Sc efectuara
en- el Restaurant Spanish Park.
FL joven Perez partira para
el campamento Banding el dia
II del presente mes.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among WOmen...

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of douchcs as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want 10 be Clean
dainty-fOr m troubled by Of
Tending OdOr or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia ".
pinkham's SanHtiVe Wash Pinkham's
eanatlve Wash Is gaining great favor
among women because IT'S MOI n
harmful prrmicide. Instead It's n
mighty effective "bacteriOstatic' (th0
modern trend. ~ not only diBcour-
ages bacterial growth and Infection
but thoroughly cleansea and deodor-
lies. Very soothing relieves minor
irritationB ana discharge and has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpen8iyel Get your bottle Of Lydia
pinkham's Sanatiyo Wash today All
druggiats, .
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
DE VIAJE
Lorenzo Hernandez

Soldra hoy de viaje, por una
semana, Ell querido amigo Loren
20 Hernandez, condueno del res
tOran Columbia.
Visitara la capital de la ma
ci6n y otras ciudades, Stendien-
diendo importantes negOcios.
Lleva con el nuestros mejores
deseOs pOr su exito y un pronto
4 fSliz regresO.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03

tJrFfT Ir s''H' r"Ht
Hace pcccs di5s fut honrada
con una ficstccita la simpatica
Srta, Helen Peralta, con motive
de hab,r cumrlido un ano mas
de vida. Sc Ia ofrecio su tia, Sra.
Peralta. en- Ia Residential de la
f~estejada, 304 de la calle "a.
Entire los a]sistentes Sc impro
visdron juogos &c salon, obte-
niendo pr2mios Ia Srta. Carroll
ma Spoto y Sra. b. Sanchez.
Sc encontraba %prescntes X. c
Peralta Y Sra, w. Weatherford
Y Sra, Roberto Peralta. |. g..
Spoto Y Sra, Luis Pefalta y
Sra, Jack Otero y Sra, Sra.
Della Peralta Y Sra. Carmen O.
tero.
Srtas.: Lois WeathertOrd,
Gardenia Peralta, Carolina Spo
to, Lorraine Weatherford Nor
ma Jean Spoto, Yvonne Wea-
therford Lorraine SANCHEZ, Ma
ny Suco, Wanda Suarez, Helen
Peralta, Mary Roche, Sofia Ca
rrasco. Helen VadGs, Haze
Kern. Ruth Hernandez y Bertl
Hiernandez.
Joyenes: Bobby Sanchez, Jack
M6ndaz, Eduardo Ridell, Haze
McAl.ister, Rafael del Castillo.
Judson Kern, Andy SANCHEZ,
Bernard Weatherford y Rudy
Peralta.
Muchos regalos recibi6 Helen
de sus amistades y familiarcs.
La concurrencia fu6 obsequla
da con refrescos y dulces.
Nucstros mejores deseoS por
su felicidad.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
CORTE FEDERAL
NueUdS Cdrtas de Ciuddddnia

FL juez Barker concedi6 aver
Ia ciudadania americana a 10l
personals, hombres y mujeres, e.
levando ell total, en- dos dias, a
219.
UnO de los nuevos c~iudadanos
tiene 80 amos de edad.
Figuraban en- ell grupO cuba
nos, espanOles, ingleses, griegos,
dranceSes, suecos, noruegos, 81
rios, un russo Y un finlandes.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
Shower PARTY

En- la nOche del Lunes fue OBJ
sequiada con un shower Party
Ia Sra. Paul Alfieri, que recien.
tementa contrajera matrimonio
la fiesta tuvo lugar en- 81 salon
SUNDAY School, de la IgIasif
Metodista Interplay
FuG preciosamente enga'ana.
DO con los dolores Azul y Blan.
co.
La Sra. hlficri recientemcntl
obtuvo, con atlas notas, su titu.
! 10 de Enfermera.
Los regalos le fueron entire.
gados por la Srta. Eleanor
Swette y la Sra. J. Wright. La
, primera vestia un uniforme dc
enfermera y la segunda hacia
de m6dico.
La Sra. Alfieri cmbarcara
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
Una Ueludu

Anuncia e Club "E. E. Re
creative una velada musical pa
"a mahana Viernes. en- los salo-
mes de la Iglesia Presbiteriana
de Ybor, situada en- la Oncena
avenida Y Gale Lowe, FL princi-
pal organizador de esta entidad
educational y recreativa, Sr.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03

ImpOrtGpte
Para las ocho de la noche es-
tan citado los miembros de las
Secciones de Damas Y Recre0
del Circulo Cubano, para cele-
brar una importante junta.
Sc Informant sobre las dos IL
timas fiestas celebradas por
ambas Secciones.
Ruegan la mas puntual asis-
tencia.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03

para unjrso q su espo@O, que
d~esempena la profession do macs
tro de instruction Tib.ica.
Por anticipate le desearos
I'm f2,iz viaje.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
Bale en- 81 Patio
del CnicWo CabQnO

0tra fiesta oa.Gc,e ce,cbrara
q Domingo q escimada Secei6l
ue Recreo del Circuio Cubano,
Sierra ameni7ada por el mismo
conjunto musical &c pasadas Sc
manaS.
Habra valioSos prcmioS, en-
metalico, para los aSiStentes.
Los precioS de entrada seran
'oS mi>moS.
DiviertaSe en- estaS fieStas del
CiVulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03

Santos del djd
Tecla, Eufemia, Y Gregorio el
Magno.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
Did Diamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains2

II Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten SO vora.
ciously II he suffered attot eating
pains. Sufferers who have 70 pay
the penalty Of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation. boat an
other conditions eau ed by excess
acid should try a 25c box Of Udga
Tablets. They must help Or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1942-09-03
Gotta DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got q date with The eirl friend. or
a business appointment. play linrb aud take
the proper p%recautiop to.sec tlLt your hre1th
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all. Moth
ing "a SO inexcuaablc and $50 offensive. aaf
neploctsd case Of halitosi5 Glad hteath). BE.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Listerinc' A. .iaeptc.
Almost Immediately your breath h,"oules
sweeler. purer. less likely to oTcni. n sc
cases Of halitosis. say some authorities, are
due 20 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
iu the mouth. although some cases nay he
due 70 systemic disorders. Against ,lt tor-
mer condition. Lsthrine Antiseptie rcrNs
wonders because g first halts the fsrmog a
ton and then overcomes the od0ra !, sem -.
Don't forget to use o.. it's the fire 1iI Of
thousands OF popular and successful cple
LISTERINE ANTlSEPT.c
STo Make Your Breath Swsctsr
La gaceta., 1942-09-03

de concentration, las agonias del
judaismo europeo, los irrefutables
informes sobre los asesinatos y los
pillages infligidos a los ~sacerdotes
" las Iglesias de Alemania Y de
Polonia, la voz de los Obispos Lutte
ramos que Sc levanta para p%rotestar
ldel terrorismo de las tropas de
asalto en- Noruega, la f1agelaci6n de
los nazis por ell Papa Pho XI al la
marlos "anuladores Y destructores
del oriente cristiano"; todas estas
cosas Y muchas mas son la clara y
siniestra escritura en- la pared. Son
LA manifestation exterior de ma
amenaza dirigida a la religion que
sobrepasa en- mucho a c~ualquier
otra amenaza possible, porque de-
tras de ella Sc %encuentra n brutal
maquinaria de conquista semejante
a la cual ell mundO nunca ha conocido
otra. La religion en- America no
puede esperar de la tirania nazi la
paz va la tolerancia sino, e impla-
cablemente, la espada.
No es possible tampoco pasar por
alto la aggression del nazismo a las
Iinstituciones sociales Y las normas
morales de la civilization occiden-
tai; I'm ataque que no solo nina la
letica cristiana sino que acomete
ademas contra los principles que
han enoblecido desde 6pocas muy
Ilejanas, a los hombres en- TODD ell
mundo, sin distingos de credo reli-
Igioso. Las preciosas instituciones
del hogan Y del matrimonio, la con-
~sideracion especial de la mujer como
esposa Y madre, la feliz libertad del
nino para vivir la vida natural de
un nino, TODD este es secundario
Ifrente al bienestar del Tercer Reich.
TODD debe conformarse a los dicta-
menes Y a las necesidades de una
ltirania militar que no tolera oposi-
Ici6n, 10 cual debemos va coHtarlo
como parte de la vida del future 81
~llegaramos a 10 veneer en- esta
lucha.