"Sabotaged"
Mr. Harry Bridges Says Nazi Agents Active Los Angeles, Feb. 3.
Allegations that a large-scale sabotage by Nazi agents and sympathizers was being carried out on planes built for the United States Government at the North American Aviation Ca. plants were made in a telegram sent to President Roosevelt today by Mr. Harry Bridges, Director of the West Coast branch of the Committee for Industrial Organization.
It is understood that several members of the German-American Bund are implicated in this affair.
Certain quarters voice the possibility of similar sabotage having been responsible for the air crash in which a member of the French air mission, M. Chemidlin, met his death—Havas.
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