(Continued from page 5) expected to be made though Herr Hitler may reply to President Roosevelt in a speech he will deliver if the Reichstag meets on January 30.
Rupture of diplomatic relations between the Reich and America is still regarded as out of the question. It is alleged here that America "undeniably began the quarrel, by interfering with something that was none of her business, and Germany is merely rill fending herself."
'A fresh outburst against President Roosevelt and abandonment of the reserve previously noticeable in its treatment of the tour of the French Premier, M. Edouard Daladier, features comment in the German press.
Some headlines are: "German Women and Children to Starve to Death, and "Pittman for starving out Dictatorships."
Dr. Karl Megerle, of the "Boersen Zeitung," puts forward the suggestion that President Roosevelt is deliberately. provoking war with the intention of weakening Great Britain and there-[by obtaining part of the British Empire for the United States.—Reuter.
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