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Columns and Pillars
Architecture Relief

Columns and pillars. ike the
Roman temples Of old. would pro-
vide the chief architectural relief
10 the eye IN the vast structure Of
the mauScoleum.
Inside, and thus actually inside
the holy column above. The Sar-
cophaguS Of Fuehrer OF tho Third
ReichNWould stand on q high ped.
estal. II would be a mastery work
of German stone and craftsmanship
simple in lis eNtrror design bat
impressive 10 the cye.,
Here, amidst tho eagles and flag
and wreathS OF Nazldom. guarded
day and night hy steel helmctcd
men who marched with him or the
sons who come after them Hitler
could lie and keep hiS mold on tho
masses
As far as I know he had not
yct definitely decided whether Il
would serve his purpose best Ia
follow the method OF Len.u in
Red Square in Moscow and give
the pilgrims 20 the shrine a
glimpse Of himself through a glass
aperture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Mystery and Unseen
Held More Powerful

There arc many around him
no conSultS or used 20 with aStrol-
ogerS and py >ChologiStS alike on
this point-Who are inclined &c
believe that mystery and the un-
seen are more powerful than the
opposite.
Gee school Of thought in the
Reich. for example is convinced
that the actual sight OF Lcnin /,
body under lis glass case in Mos.
COW dctractcd from tho mystic
effect desired and secured largely
a physical reaction
This school feels strongly. too
that with \ glass aperture The
crowd filing past naturally would
stare only through tho glass and
Gail 10 Got INFO the spirit of It's
surroundings
In fact. they say Tie average
man or woman in their eager and
excited state OF mind az seeing
Fuhrcr ,Hi-sr through tho clhsS
probably would mover notice or
glance al ANYTHING else around
there
BE that a. n may. nm importau;
role would naturally be played hy
the atmosphere Of appropriate
decoration surrounding the tomb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

! found out by chance on that day
az Napoleon's tomb why Hitler
has abandoned the idea Of using
the Eagles Nest as his last resting
place after death.
He said. if you remember that
people would have been deeply
impressed with Napoleon If they
could have reached up and touched
the stone he sleeps in. His 3Aa
was that il would have created z
personal contact and thus a per-
sonal state of mind.
Obviously, then. the fuehrer felt
that up at Eagles Nest he was fan
removed from the personal touch
essential 10 the success of his plan
up at Eagle s. Nest there could bC
no crowds coming in future pill
.grimage from the far corners o'
the earth 10 stare at him in slleni
awe and perhaps touch the crypt
before them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

There is an idea for the moment
of hugo torches burning in eternal
flame of rcd fire. the smoke being
drawn off through special All
filters. but nevertheless offering
Just touch OF incense.
The soft blue light always filter
ing upon the tomb of old Emperor
William / in Berlin so famous
and effective that tourist, from all
over the world used 10 make a bee
line for il also has come into
consideration.
There would be specially
SoVnd-proof floor, carefully de-
signed To deadcn tie footballs OF
tho passing crowd land thus "a
preserve the glorihed silence.
Leading into and away from the
shrine itself would be the doors
into tie various ante chambers
comprising in part the museums
and exhibition rooms of the things
held most sacred TO Nakidome
These could he seen, In ono SeC-
ton Of the structure, al the uni
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Hotbed Of Anti-Nezis,
But He CIines TO II

Hitler clings 20 Munich like a
desperate man in love with the
wife ne IS losing
That is the whole irony of II.
for tho saying goes in Germany
that Black Bavaria harbors more
Nazi-haterS and Hitler foes per
square inch than all the rest of
the Reich combined,
4 Perhaps. more has happened or
alWoSt happened 10 Hitler in az
tenptS on MS life in Munich than
anywhere else. 70 mention ouly
the bomb blast in the beer cellar
of 1893 or the shots from window
as he drove through the streets
not many years ago
EVEN The trains no arrived on
have had accidents in tho Munich
railway station. hut his luck held
OFT and they missed him
Despite IL all. Hitler has that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

side Of it, facing the great Koenigs-
platz. he has changed everything
by building the temples 10 his l6
dead killed in the putSch of 1923
and also the fuehrcr house, a lavish
edIfce now used by him for official
receptions and as headquarters
down south Of the Nazi Party
In Munich also Hitler Sui has
the private little apartment az MS
over a former garage IN one OF the
side streets. That is where he lived
when money was short and times
were uncertain
The Bsvarisn furniture and fit
tings f1Sftic that little apartment
Ircnlain the same today as they
were then II Is one Of those Senu-
mental things about Ilitigr which
no power and M glory M thc/world
can change lie has his moments
and az Such,iimcs he likes 90 ger
back into a state of End What
We over here would call being
yourself. T. doCsn = last 'NRE and
n only happens When tow priv
legged cronies Of his old days are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
HystericaI Mass Minds
and Emotion Played On

His plan needs constant emotion
land a play on hysterical mass
minds, and the more he can ar
range the means and ways OF
achieving this after he dies, tho
closer he is assured Of his goal
| At least that is how he looks al
/ il, and that is the line and plans
he IS working on.
People don't know IL yet, or al
least the secret remains that Of a
few dozen around him. II is all IN
1 this blueprint IN the fuchrcr house
in Munich. carefully drawn 70
meet every condition or quahfica-
ton this man Hitler believes viii
fasten that mystic hold OF his or
the people within Germany after
he dies.
This blueprint. If ever IL pate
rallies ViSuallIeS great square
in Munich on the spot where the
tcity'S central railway station is
located. All these tracks. all these
rambling low buildings Of the sta
rtICU. and scores or big hotels and
buildings Immediately facing IT,
vanish from sight on that blue
PRINT
From the huge square emerging
here would unfold also an avenue
.of majestic proportions leading
straight through the city 10 the
historic street and square down
which he and has hroWn-Shirted
NaziS walked in 1923. 20 meet a
blast Of machine guns and there
with the end for another 10 years
Of their beer hall putSCh
On that blueprint IL is 70 bc:an
avenue with an arch such as only
the Caesars dreamed OF Hundreds
Of houses which would have 20 be-
r12cd on either side never offered
ITS draught>man q moments qualm
Of conscience
As Hitler designed II with that
very busy pencil of his. a great
squat and Sq,nre n7auSolcum is ia
rise in the exact center Of that
Munich square. forming the basic
.mantel of gigantic square column
10 rise some 700 feet into the air.
ON top Of that column is m
stand a great Nali eagle holding
the Swastika In is claws with The
spread Of the wings according 60
the specifications on that blueprint.
from one tip 20 the other would
measure 2Zo feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson

fatal love for Munich and Bavaria.
perhaps because il is close 10 his
own Austria, and therefore he has
chosen 10 lie after death in the
midst of that CITY 10 keep his
mystic hold on the Germans
That Is, If his luck holds out and
the war he is fighting dOesn Z
knock him for a loop or ends with
him in flight and his Third Reich
IN ruins According 20 his own
sworn oath before tho Relchstsg.
he does not intend 10 come out
alive from lost war and u and
when the tue comes TO assume
that we over here in America
fave beaten him then We have the
right 20 remind him 81 that fatal
oath
tHusS tomorrow will begin The
strange story ~ tho rise and
fall Of Karl Boomer big shot
40 g. In the Nazi Reich
-Buy a Bomber-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
How, MOScOC Dy.iUe'S
Secrets We're Spilled

Tomorrow in The Detroit Times Pierre j. Huss will
tell how Nazi "big-shot No. 4, in drunken moment
spilled the Of the Moscow offensive.
Be read this revelation about the slip that proved
disastrous for Karl Boomer, whose meteoric rise TO
power the Nazi movement ended at the bar Of the
dreaded Peoples Court told by Huss eight years
chief Berlin correspondent Of International News Serv
ice, in Hitler Unmasked," daily in The Detroit
Times.
You arrange delivery the Times to your
home by dalng Cherry $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

forms and personal things used by
the fuehrer in life.
The boots. The hats, the caps,
the shoes. In a special glass case
the iron cross he won in World
War | and perhaps the Nazi party
button he originally put on as
party member 80. Z back there in
the roaring days of Munich OF the
BuerCcrbrauckellcr and sire I
fights with Communists
All this and much more Is con-
tanned IN that lOckCd-up blueprint
IN Munich. whore. Hitler always
has felt more al nome than IN
Berlin.
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litter unInaSked
Hitler UnnaSked
Planned Square
In Munich for
Mduso|eun Site

In the first two articles in
this chapter of Hitler Un-
masked" Pierre J. HuSs. for
eight years chief Berlin CORE
Spondent of international News
Service. told IN detail of Adolf
Hitler's plans of the future. In
fhe third and concluding install
nent, he reveals for the FIRST
time the Munich blueprint
which ser forth how that city
is 10 be rebuilt around 100
foot column erected 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Why Munich Chosen
Instead OF Berlin ~

Il is bat natural. therefore, that
he should choose Munich instead OF
Berlin for his final resting place
md rs the spot best adopted % the
pia- IN mind
His Brown house ~ early DAYS
still stands as a decade ago, along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13
Buy Bomber

Gen. Hugh :. IOhuso1,
Americas Fighting Thinksv."
Writes Daily for the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

Answer to yesterday puzzle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

-eat Koenigs- around. Then he talks freely and
/ eNerythLng sometimes even tells a Joke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-13

fuehrer'S gIory-H he wins this
war and dies a vIrtor.)
BY PIERRE j. HUSS
Inti News service stan Correspondent
NEW YORK. Jan. b. Perhaps
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
Las tropas del General Macarthur rechazaron
nuevos ataques de los japoneses
Sc aproxima en- Singapore la batalIa decisiva

oeste a 40. La batalla decisiva
sc aproxima. Furiosos contra
ataques de los australians pro
Queen a los nipones numerosas
bajas. Una fsja de terreno de
una milla de ancho Sc ha linn
piado para v%erificar en- ella Ia
batalla de Singapore.
La intenci6n del mando ia
popes es inUtilizar la poderosa
artiIleria de la base britannica,
atacando por la retaguardia,
como hicieron los nazis en- Pa
"linea Maginot". Algunos peri
.tos Green que los ingleses tie
men preparada una cadena de
trampas de la muerte y que en-
elias destruiran a los invaso-
res.
En- Borneo, el enemigo anne
naza a Pontianak, la principal
Poblaci6n,
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
Dos d~estructores ingleses ofrecieron batalla a I'm
crucero y tres destructores japoneses
Bengazi amenazado por ell cOntraataque
de los totalitarios

Londres, enero 29-Dos des
destructores britanicos Ofre-
cieron batalla a un cruero y
tres destrutores nipOnes, en- Ia
costa este de Malaga, ell lunes
por la noche, hundiendo uno
de los buques y averiando otro
Uno de los barcos ingleses, ell
Thanet, de 600 toneladas, fue
hundido por la artilleria enc
MICA. FL otro, ell Vampire, es-
cap6 sin averias o bajas.
Tenia ell Thanet una tripu-
laci6n de 90 hombres.
Sc desconoce aun ell n1mero
de muertos y heridos. Toxic
dice que los dos destructores
ingleses trataban de impedir
operaciones de desembarco.
Cairo comunica que la ofen
silva del general Rommel Sc
encuentra hoy, apoyada POI
La gaceta., 1942-01-29

Washington, eDero 29.-LAs
tropas del general Macarthur
rechazaron hoy nuevos ataques
de los japoneses en- la peninsu-
la de Batan. FL enemigo, abati-
do por Ell fuego de la artille-
ria, sufri6 enormes bajas.
Aviones americanos de bonn
bardeo huDdieron Otro buque
nippon en- el estrecho de Macas-
sar e incendieron otro. Dos a
paratos del enemigo fueron de-
rribados y uno averiado. TOdos
regresaron a sus aer6dromo.
Calcdlase que el Jap6n ha
una tercera parte de su
escuedra, en- Macassar, con 49,
900 bajas.
Desde la peninsula Malaga in
que en- ell frente este los
jsponeses Sc encuentran hoy a
80 millas de Singapore y en- 81
La gaceta., 1942-01-29

tanques y aviaci6n, a 16 mi
las de Bengazi, puerto en- po-
der de los ingleses. FL cambio
de rumbo por ell ejercito tota-
litario Sc verified en- las Glti-
mas % horas. :
La aviaci6n inglesa ataea
las concentraciones del enemi
go, destruyendo numerosos We
hiculos.
Por haber tenido reuniones
con 'japoneses hostiles", en-
Washington, fue arrestado a
qui ell jefe de escuadron F. J.
Rutland, de la fuerza real ae-
rea. Rutland es un veterano
photo y fue ell que descubrit
la escuadra alemana frente a
Jutland, en- la primera guerra
mundial, avisando a la flOta
inglesa. Por la hazaha Sc Il
concedi6 la cruz de services
distinguidos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
BRASIL ROMPIO SUS RELA-
CLONES CON Ell EJE

Rio de Janeiro, enero %
Ell ministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores, Oswaldo Aranha, a
nunci6 aver que ell Brasil ha
roto sus relaciones diplomat
cas- Y comerciales con las po-
tencias del Eje. AL mismo item
pc inform6 que ha sido solu-
cionada la vieja disputa terri
torial entire ell Peru y ell Ecua-
dor.
La session de clausura de la
conferencia de cancilleres sc
efectu6 aver.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
HABLARA ESTA NOCHE Ii
PRESIDENTE DEL CONT
DE DEFENSA DEL co
DADO

FL presiente del Comit6 de
.Defensa del Condado, le.rado
Howard p. MacFarlane, ha
blara esta noche por la Rad o,
a las 7:17, informando al ple-
bio de Tampa sobre Ell estado
de la defensa civil.
En- una reunion efectuada ell
pasado lunes, ell Comite escu-
ch6 proposiciones para reclu-
tar personal entire las 10000
inscripciones voluntarias que
aparecen en- sus libros.
w. M. Taliaferro, director
del apagaluces, infOrm6 que
81 equipo de alarma es made
cuado y sehal6 ell dificil pro-
ceso de transformer los pitos
ordinarios en- aquellos que son
n%ecesariOs para avisar a toda
la poblaci6n, en- case de peli-
gro.
I'm plan Sc do a conocer
para dar un curse de primera
cura a miles de svoluntarios.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
Los Nipones u%tilizan 100000 hombres
Restringida en- la Florida la Quota azucarera.-
Derribados Is aparatos japoneses.-Ruiz Gui-
nazu acknowledgements voto de confianza
a Winston Churchill

rial Y dar asi un nuevo impulse
a la solidaridad inter-america-
ma. Los frutos de la conferen-
cia son Al resolucioneS eScritas
EN- los idiomas espanol, portu-
CUES, ingles Y frances.
Ecuador fu6 la Ultima naci6n
en- firmar Y 10 hizo por ella Jul
lilo Tobar Donoso, SUI ministro
de relaciones exteriores.
Todavia mantienen sus rela-
clones con ell Eje, Argentina,
Chile Y ell Ecuador. Oficiales ma
wales Y militares de las nacio-
mes americans formarai una
junta de defensa para cOlabo-
rar con Ell estado mayor general
de los Estados UnidoS.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29

Los legislatures de la nacion
aprobaron en- los ultimos dias,
con destino al programa de que
ira, creditos ascendentes a 3d.
5OO,0OO,0 900.
Parte del dinero, 12,5CO,0OO
900, Sc gastara en- aeroplanos de
combate y bombardeo; ell resto,
10000, 900, 900, en- barcos de
guerra.
Senadores y representatives.
acaban de conceder Ell dinero.
Ejecutar la obra corresponds a
Mr.. Nelson y sus ayudantes.
Todo hombre que anna la IL
bertad, debe apoyar, dentro de
sus recursos, ell maravilloso es-
fuerzo que la patria realiza.
Ell submarine nazi, approve
chandose de la obscuridad de Ia
noche, Sc acerc6 al vapor Lady
Hawkins y lie torpede6.
Murieron en- la catastrofe,
mandados al fondo del mar por
la crueldad de los tiranos, 25O
hombres y mujeres.
No avis6 ell buque pirata al
barco mercante 49,.
ISer$ possible, manana, q Ia
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
Avanzo 90 millas ell Ejercito
del mariscal Tiimoshenko
Hundidos As barcos de los nazis.-Hitler Sc vic
obligado a aceptar un compromise
con los generates

La evidencia del aleman
muerto, de los prisioneros ma
zis y los desertores, y de las
aldeas rusas en- los districts re
cuperados por ell ejercito So
Wet, indican una condicion de
suciedad, decentralization y
extreme desalino, en- fuerte
contraste con ell punto de Wis
Ia que la propaganda mantle
ne en- Alemania.
En- las aldeas del sector cen
trail, ell ejercito russo de avan-
ce ha encontrado a campesi-
nos sin ropas de invierno, agru
pados junto a las cenizas hu-
meantes de Sus hogares. Los
aldeanos dicen que la senal de
retirada de los alemanes fue
tirar botellas conteniendo ga
solina contra las casas de ma
dera y hacer explotar cargas
de dinamita EN- los edificios de
mampOsteria. Agentes espe-
cialmente entrenados de la
Elite Sc quedaron hasta ulti-
ms bora para completar la o.
bra incendiaria, luego de que
las otras tropas habian despo
jado a los campesinos de to-
das sus ropas de invierno.
Las escenas que ell ejercito
russo encuentra son de una no.
rripilante similaridad. De las
casas solo dejaron los ladrillos
de las chimeneas. Las muJeres
y ninos sin botas, sin abrigos
Y SIN Du1anuaS. En- mucnOS lu-
cares la poblacion rusa era
malamente alimentada. A los
nazis Sc les habia prohibido ell
intercambio con ell pueblo ru-
so.
Tremenda es la tarea, por
ia parte del gobierno Soviet,
de dar ropa y albergue a cen
~tenares de miles de infor.un.
dos. La furia de los campesi-
nos Sc desahoga con los ale
names responsables dc estos
actos de vandalismo.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
Sc TRABAJA Ola Y NOCHE
EN LOS TERRENOS DE
LA FERIA
PREDOMINANT Ell
TEN PATRIOTICO

Dfa y noche Sc trabajo en- los
terrenO SIDE la Feria para la a.
pertura, que Sc verificara ell We
nidero martes, en- horas de la
manana.
Los "a salones estan reci-
biendo va las exhibiciones, Gin
co de elias mandadas por la Co
mission Martina Nacional y las
secretaries de agriculture, ira
bajo, comercio Y guerra.
Mas de 5000 aves estan sien
do va colocadas en- las mOder-
mas jaulas.
Frank Wirth, un empresario
de Broadway, tiene a su cargo
ell espectaculo frente a la glo-
rieta.
Los Futures CampesinDs de
America presentaran IA varie-
dades de miel : 800 docenas de
huevos.
Tienen su edificio separado
los campesinos de la raza ne
gra.
La nota predominante sera
Eel tema patri6tico del decora-
do" en- Ia glorieta y en- los te-
rrenos.
Las muchachas contratadas
por Frank Wirth son bellisimas
y componen el elenco de la re-
vista Thumbs Up, que sera
presentada dos wees eada no
che.
Figuran entire las atraccio-
mes las hermanas Esmeraldas.
81 octeto Varsity Eight, 81 tTic
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
LOS ~CoMCNISTAS NO Sc
RAN INCLUIDOS EN- Ell
REGISTRO DE EXTRAN-
JEROS

Washington, Enero %. -
La petici6n del representante
Dies, presidente del comite in
vestigador de actividades anti
americans, de que Sc incluye
Sc a los comunistas en- ell re
gistro de extranjeros, fue de-
sechada aver por la Camafa.
En- una modification hecha
a la ley EN- vigor, no Sc men
ciona al partido Comunista y
tampoco al Bund Germano.
Americana. El gobierno esti-
ma que la menci6n solamente
serviria para "inflamar la ST.
tuaci6n International"
Requiere la ley, de los ager
ties extranjeros, que pongan
r6tulos a su propaganda, ex-
tendiendo los reQuerimientos q
los agentes cuya propaganda
tenga por finalidad influen'
ciar a los paises latino-ameri-
canos.
Dirigi6 ell debate contra las
proposiciones reaccionarias de
Dies, ell lider de la mayoria,
representante Mccormack, de
Massachusetts,, ayudado POI
Ell congresista Summers, de TIE
xas.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29

Moscu, enero 29.-Nuevos
importantes avances fueron
hechos aver por ell ejercito ru-
so.
En- ell frente de la Ukrania,
las tropas del mariscal limo
shenko avanzaron 90 millas,
recapturando 80 poblacioneS.
Los submarines sovieticos
vienen ocasionando grandes
danos a la navigation alema-
ma, por encima del llamado
Circulo Artico. La nota Official
senala EN- 45 ell n1mero de bar
cos transportes hundidos al e.
nemigo, con un total de 200
mil toneladas.
Las privaciones que sufren
los nazis en- Noruega y en- Fin
landia Sc deben a las activida-
des de la escuadra rusa.
BESIDE LondreS avisan que
por un periodico aleman Sc ha
sabido que Hitler lego a un
compromise con los generates,
al ser destituido ell mariscal
Won Brauchitsch, porque mo
lie era possible continuar la que
ira sin la ayuda de experiment
tados estrategas."
Hitler manifesto hace algu-
mas semanas, luego de desti-
tuir al mariscal, que sus lin
tuiciones' lie habian llevado a
reservarse para 81 mismo to-
das las decisiones esenciales.
Mas tarde ell Fuehrer cam
bio de opinion y confirm6 EN-
sus mandos a los generates
Won Book, Won Rundstet y
Won Loen Loeb, los que al pre-
sente tienen a su cargo nuevos
ejercitos.
FL compromise del tirano
con los generates Sc interpre-
Ia como que necesita de la ayu
da de los cerebros militares
de Alemania para dirigir la
guerra. En- la primera guerra
mundial, Hitler fue cabo del
ejercito aleman.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
LA DEMORA DEL NUMERO
DE AVER

Muchas personals recibieron
en- Ia mahana de hoy la edici6n
de este peri6dico correspondent
tie al dia de aver, microbes.
En- horas de la tarde, cuando
una de las paginas era Nevada
a la maquina, Sc origin6 un Sc
rio e-mpastelamiento. Hubo que
trafalgar de nuevo Y la labor Sc
termin6 a las 10 de Ia noche.
Tenemos Ia seguridad de que
nuegtros lectores nos perdona'
ran Ia demora,
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
Sc AHoGO EN- Ell N

Miami, enero 29.-El cuer-
pc del tenedor de libros Hem
ry A. Swasey, de 40 amos, de
Hialeah, Sc encontr6 aver en-
ell canal, en- las afueras de Mia
mi. Desapareci6 ell sabado pa
sado. La muerte Sc considera
accidental.
La gaceta., 1942-01-29

Los submarines alemaneS o.
peran va en- ell Colo de Mejico.
10 pronosticamOS hace pocoS
dfas. Goebbels no puede relatar
las derrotas de los alemaneS en-
Russia y basara su propaganda
en- ell hundimiento de los vapo-
res mercantes americanos.
"Dominamos los mares-gri'
tara el verdugo que controla los
peri6dicos y la Radio.
Consiste ell dominic en- hun
dir, sin aviso, vapOres que
tranSportan pasajeros y vive'
res.
iY mientras los civiles son a
sesinados, las tropas america.
mas cruzan ell AtIantico y to-
man pogiciones en- las Islas Bri
tanicas!
La gaceta., 1942-01-29
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Palabras del lider Thomas.-El problema obre
roen Tampa.-Aviones y barcos.-Piratas.-El
Colo de Mexico. = Una guerra y I'm enemigo

EStas son palabras del lider
obrero R. j. Thomas, presiden-
tie de los Obreros Unidos del Au
tom6vil: "Yo no me sentare en-
la misma mesa con los lidereS
'raqueteros' de la Federation
Americana del Trabajo."
Thomas apoyo a Phillip Muir
ray, ell presidente del CLIO, y Sc
cpone a los nuevos planes de
John L. Lewis.
La estratagema de Lewis fue
hecha pedazos por la acci6n in
teligente del jefe de estado y el
concurso que a este dieron los
dirigentes obreros que no acep-
tan los dictados de John L.