"M Daladier, perhaps you will learn to know my Austrians. Perhaps you will learn by getting to know their armed divisions, and you will then see the end of your illusions. It is no longer many different peoples who face you. It is the whole German people. The Army and Party are but one with me. It is impossible to divide us, "Twenty-five years ago, Germany was not well armed. France was better armed and Russia was then her ally, but during the years 1915 to 1918, the' situation continually im; thanks to Providence. When everything appeared to be going well, the became ungrateful, be to the German people. Deutschland, Sieg. Hell!" Herr Hitler concluded.—Havas.
Three are known to be opposed to outright anti-Japanese legislation. They are Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg and Senator Gerald P. Nye, Republicans of Michigan and North*Dekota respectively, and, Serator' Robert F. Wagner, Democrat of New York. The question of American aid to Finland also will be discussed by the Committee tomorrow.—Havas.
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