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That night only 20,000 people slept in London's underground, where 100,000 often huddled in mid-Blitz. Most of the 20,000 were "regulars" who go every night in order to keep their places and because they got to like company...
This week the R.A.F. reciprocated London's raid by sending over 200 to 300 planes to bomb Berlin and give Berliners a night underground...
Banned in all the Axis-dominated countries, Masonry has also been forced underground in Turkey and Brazil. And, because Masonry uses many Jewish symbols, its mere mention is extra-damaging to Nazi minds...
Last week there was no mistaking the fact that a new underground battle of World War II was being fought in the Western Hemisphere. Two of this battle's most serious skirmishes in Latin America went against the Nazis. The flare-up between Peru and Ecuador appeared to be under control, as both sides announced that they were willing to cease hostilities and arbitrate. The Bolivian Government mopped up the busted fragments of the coup planned by Naziphile Major Elias Belmonte (TIME, July...
More news of the battle underground elsewhere in the Americas...