t Continue War; Radio Suggests 35; Discomfort Number Larger Than Any Allied Claims Minister of Econo-last night. Ger-25 years ago—her not great, and her Conditions of ued. Rationing while inhabitants was being used signs of an abnormal goods from fear of growing up in many London, Jan. 18.
Extent of the loss of German submarines was recently confirmed from an unexpected quarter, says a special commentary issued here today.
A broadcast from: Frankfurt-on-Main said: "The wish of the English is the father of their thought They say, they have s rman submarines. If they said 35 U-boats, they would be a bit nearer to the truth."
The Allies, the commentary continues, have never claimed to have sunk 70 submarines. The only aggregate claim was made last Saturday by the French Minister of Marine, MI Cesar Campinchi, who estimated that altogether 30 German submarines had been sunk.
The German broadcast, it is stated, is trying to conceal from the German people the seriousness of their losses. In fact, it admits that' their losses are more serious than announced by the Allies.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.