Show 2 Friday Morning Hitlees Threat Stirs Replies In U S Senate Germans Stab at England In Heavy Day Attacks se LONDON Jan 30 (AP)--Gerbombers stabbed at London Dover the Eastern Midlands 'Ind southeast England Thursday with the heaviest daylight raids in weeks shooting down some e big bag in Dover's balloon barrage and causing an undetermined number of casualties More then 200 incendiaries start-capit'Three alerts were sounded in the up to dusk The ministry ed several fires in the working class home aacaritY annourkesd that district of an English town but allI It some shops and houses were d were reported to have been Officers' quarters adjoining a London hospital were struck and guished quickly The planes came over many of aeveml persons were believed to r have been buried in the wreckage them singly despite cloud and a reavy fog and for 30) One body was recovered All members of the crew of a minutes ranged over the Dover German bomber were killed when area Several of the silver balloons the plan was shot down over Es- were brought down despite intense sex antiaircraft fire In one district a school was reported hit and in the East MidWidow of T 1111s'Kin lands Britons said a raider machine gunned village street with no reported casualties Dies in Paris at 93 Royal air lore bombers struck VICHY France Jan 30 (P— at objectives In northwestern Germany during the night an official Mrs Cornelius Roosevelt Paris-bor- n f widow of a first cousin announcement said with the big naval base at Wilhelmshaven bea- Theodore Roosevelt died Thursrizt the brunt day at the age of 93 at Cumet r (The German high command said a suburb of Vichy where she had a number of civilians were killed in been sines hist June the British attacks but added that Her husband was known for scientificresearch'in France damage was slight") man al low-hangi- ng t - - 7 i SAVE HOW lor 3 autiog city 1016101 SAVE C071 JANUARY FUR 14- - t 1 -4- 0 - ::Is1:: r 1- ' 101 4 ': '' r kik 01: - - - -- --- -- k :t I : - 117 Nt40lev t YOU !JAY HEVER 11110THER OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS TO GET TIIESE LIASTEEIPIECES OF FAS111011 HAVE SO -- 4 - U SC 'O:C:1 An '7 - s 1 0iv 1:1 wri ' ri 4 ioiwor" L— 74:4 t 0-t1- h '-- tIA24 ' ':1tte(AI 41 IN4430 rj lirm"1 aa 71: - ---- ti : (Continued Frani Page One)bruk had reached Derna's outskirts the Italians Strongly resisted The initial clash of tanks vvent In British favor but the Italians retired behind ridges outside the town and continuously and heavily shelled the British main forces massing outside These artillery duels were followed by two days of heavy ground fighting Military SOUIT411 saying that the fascists had shown pluck remarked that they fully expected further resistance before the British could get to Bengasi Exactly how many men the Italian Marshal Rodolfo Graziani might have for this effort was not known beret but Informants said that in vie of his series of crush ing defeats there could be scarcely more than 100000 first line Italian iI f t A ' NEW YORK Jan 30 (A'—The British Broadcasting corporation in a German-languag- e broadcast Thursday night gave the "British people answer" to Adolf Hitler's speech by predicting that the "free peoples of Britain and America will fight this war to the bitter end" to force the German people "to throw off the nazis" The broadcast heard here by CBS said: "The fuehrer now is no longer the protector of western culture against communism he no longer Is the understanding German patriot who once asserted that when the shackles of the Versailles treaty have been broken Germany Will be satisfied "He said national socialism has to destroy Great Britain or national socialism will be destroyed by Great Britain "We English completely conform with this declaration and we beneve that the American people also will agree with Hitler in this point The world cannot remain split into two strong groups one democratic and the other group authoritarian and today Hitler under the frantic applause of his party followers declared war on all the free peoples of the world in the name of Germany Italy and Japan But there is one thing more to look across the Atlantic say and watch how the free peoples in the new world are stirring Look around in Europe and look how the oppressed peoples stir and how they prepare for that day which will liberate them from Hitler's robber order "Hitler is right this war will and with collapse and a revolution on one side or on the other and we irr Great Britain make our prophesy: The free peoples of Great Britain and of America will fight this war to the bitter end and to use Hitler's own words the German people will do all that which is necessary for its own interests which is that it will be forced to throw off the nazis" 1) P-- t '141 fLA 4 ' 0- - - two-we- ) - - - in far-aw- ay - - 40-da- I - - 4: Beginning This Morning at 9:3)0 ' meek TD ik s shows Chancellor Biller in the course of an address Thursday at Berlin in which be declared "Germany has no quarrel with the American people" On the aisle in nearestfront row seat on llitler's left is Minister of Propaganda Goebbels This radio-wirepho- to Sensational Values in Llen's Clothes-Shirttaits and Shoes American Help Cannot Save England Fuehrer Warns (Continued From Page One) of Intensifying Germany's btowshis customary strictures against against her the Versailles treaty causes and Other assertions of the fuehrer effects of the World war and a include these: portion to recounting the That Britain seeks to "incite great to power nazi rite nations against nations" to pre- The general impression gained serve "the pretense of being a by his listeners from the Amer-Th- at world power" there are signs in other ican references and countries such as Britain that a passages was that Hitler meant "social crisis is beginning" and to imply that his determination to that at the end of the war a "so- - smash British 'power was not in clal conscience" will start to assert the least influenced by anything the United States might or might Itself in all the world That no nation can break Ger-- not do There was not the slightest inmany's position on the European continent "Where we are standing timation of Germany's next can crowd us off" tary move aside from the refer-Th- at Germany "when the hour ence to the war on shipping and comes" will land a decisive blow repetition of the remark that against Britain "Wherever we "there will be victory within the can strike at England we shall year" He mentioned the Balkans and strike" his shoulders shrugged 'Idiotic' Efforts "Germany stands up to England That 4tidiotic" efforts to divide anywhere England attempts to Germaand Italy had failed start a fight We are tstrong "Let no 6te Invent revolutions in enough to do it" Milan but look out so there will Makes Frequent Jokes not be revolutions in their own countries" Hitler made frequent 'jokes That Germany is such as: In food and raw materials "There "One English statesman figures out I have made seven mistakes will be no hunger" That Germany will open an in- the pastyear I checked up and tensified war on shipping in the found I had made 724 mistakes but my enemies 4385000" spring "This spring the There was more laughing than It will show fight will begin we have not been asleep The air usual at a Hitler address force will properly continue to The greatest audience demonIntroduce itself" stration came when Hitler in"This" said Hitler "will be vited a manifestation of its conthe historical year of the new fidence This came at the juncture order in Europe Tyranny will where Hitler said an "idiotic efbt abolished The world will be fort" had been made by a British open to all The foundations for leader to separate the Italian peoreal understanding of peoples will ple from Premier Mussolini He said it was possible that be laid "My prediction of September "some lord" might try to "create 1939 will come true that Jew- a cleavage" between the German dom's role is ended People after people and himself but he added people are sharing our racial con- anyone trying this would not unceptions There will be a front derstand the German people of Aryan humanity against the inThereupon the thousands in the hall sprang to their feet arms outternational Jewish profiteers r stretched in the nazi salute and Refers to Deity shouted excitedly for several min"Let our prayers be that God utes grant us victory this year" Thus Hitler ended his address Earlier he declared "there will be victory Trieste Demonstrates s The' Year's :lest - 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aren't legislating for him" Other Comment Other comment: 61 P Senator Robert A 'Taft (it) Ohio: n don't think Hitler's speech adds anything to what we already know It does call attention to the fact that a policy of convoying supplies would be almost certain to produce war" Senator Joseph M Ball (E) Min' stesota: sounds like a lot of conversation to me" Senator D Worth Clark ()) Idaho: "We should think about these things before we change our national policy and get out on a long limb" Representative Luther A John-Io- n (D) Texas: The threats of Mr Hitler will not deter the United States from doing what it feels is to its best interests which at this time is all possible aid to Britain" low-flyi- r21111:Erv to '- - " I (Continued From Page One) g he had anticipated American aid to Great Britain and is prepared to win despite that aid Hitler's threats be added were 'meant SA a warning against use of U S ships to convoy or take war materials dam--age- - I German Dictator Seeks to Divide 'America Say Foes cd--th- o anuary 31 gake Tribune 'Not Mad at U S People' eSatit 01 THIpPPP-44- it t 208-21- 0 u r F ran k SOUTH MAIN ST |