New York, Oct. 4.
IHOUSANDS of "rebellious" nationals of conquered European nations were under arrest today as the wave of violence aimed at the Reich occupying forces continue to mount, Nearly 1,000 reprisal execu ins have taken place since the German-Russian war began, exclusive of executions in Russia, according to official German figures.
Czech sources here said that 145 persons had been executed in Prague since Sunday, Washington, Oct. 3. sora Coe Na Lore Halex, Beitign Ambassador to Pat ce a cit on tis emer tte Ngee ethan Shr Hunt replica that ie the question:
From Budapest came a report that London, Oct. 4. wag sent and hans Gaysin Grozde, 21-year-old et cle LONDON' Saturday morning newspapers interpreted Chancellor Adolf Hitler's speech as cold comfort for the German people jrithin an hour op charges of bombing 2 German oP. shivering on the edge of winter.'
The sume despatch said Natalia Stankofl, 15, 2 college girl, was sen-Most editors did not think that the Fubrer's utterances were newsworthy enough to rate a top-headline on the front page.
Only the "Daily Express" used the report under a banner-line, Nasi U-Boat Arrives which sarcastically said, "Why I was attacked, by Hitler."
The "Dally Sketch" virtually Ignor~ In England ced the "speech altogether, "running only three inches "of, type on the An Unnamed Britisti Port, Speech itself ona back page.
'To the British press, Herr 'Hitler's cohd epee abet 'Oct. 4. warning' that "Britain" was next on coh appa one another "German" winter "gf belt= A. German U-boat captured the Nazi lst was "old stuff" and thus the British "editors " comparative) Teng ati a in mid-Atlantic by a Hudson patrol plane last September falled fo nive the speech as mud docked here yesterday. play, es the American' press Was elv= "The submarine was the first Ing' the World Series.
"ihe day's biggest. stories in the rag Daly Par 'U-boat ever captured from the Brlilsh press were the postponement siner aa omen air. The Hudson' spotted it, fof, the exchange of Anglo-Germ dropped bombs and then. at= prisoners and the Russo-German war. tacked with all guns blazing.
Speech Long Overdue After four attacks, the crew of the submarine hoisted the white "the Times" gave an almost, ver~ atin report of the speech "under a ibe, Shel Gee flag and crowded around the sil ON ela gua conning tower to escape the Heading saying, © "Hitler "breaks fire—United Press, Although not commenting editorial-
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