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demand for colonies will again and
again be voiced as something SET.
evident"
The future Of the German nation
he proclaimed. lies in practical bases
of continuous production" rather than
in assurances Of foreign statesmen
Of some sort Of International aid"
To support his point, Herr Hitler
used. the synthetic production Of
benzine and rubber from coal.
What statesman" he asked, "can
guarantee to find for Germans the
equivalent of work involved in mining
20 1000, 900 or 10000 900 tons Of coal?"
Der Fuehrer finished his speech at
Sis pm, exactly two hours from the
moment he began.
Dictatorial Powers Renewed.
Before he spoke the eager Reichstag
renewed Herr Hitler's dictatorial
powers.
That was necessary. Der Fuehrer
said. because Of his fear the rest
of Europe may become more infected
with bolshevism."
Blaming the splendid democratic
revolutionaries in Spain"-he referred
to the Spanish Socialist government
for causing the loss Of 1000 lives,
Herr Hitler compared this with his
own beautiful" system Of government.
He said:
THE Spanish revolution has already
chased $4,000 Germans out Of that
country and done heavy damage to our
trade.
Should this revolutionizing process
extend to other European states this
damage would not be diminished but
augmented"
Referring to British Foreign secre-
tary Anthony Eden's request that Ger
many join other nations In cement
ing political and economic friendships,
the chancellor said:
Mr.. Eden may rest assured we will
seize every opportunity to strengthen
our economic relations with other
peoples, and equally every possibility
Of improving and deepening the In
ternal cycle of our economic life.
Edens Statement Quoted.
"Mr. Eden emphasized that the
British government desires under no
circumstances to see Europe split into
two factions (fascism and COM
munism).
1T seems to me that nobody in
Europe-at least not formerly-ap-
parently had that desire.
To-day this desire is only an IL
lusion. For actually, the division into
two factions. not only Of Europe but
Of the world, is an accomplished fact"
It is unfortunate, Der Fuehrer added
that Britain did not express some
years ago It's desire to forestall the
division of Europe into two camps
for in that case the Versailles treaty
never would have happened"
He pledged Germany was ready to
do anything possible to restore orderly
conditions in Spain" and promised the
Reich would not I'm the hour Of weak.
ness Of another people take something
from It or extort anything in the
future"
Thus he reiterated his remuneration
OF territorial desires in Spain.
Outlines Beaiefs.
In the arrangement Of the world,
ne said he believed natural life ana
its necessities must be taken into
account.
He explained:
IT. for instance. the sole task Of
the League Of Nations should Be to
guarantee the existing status of the
world and safeguard 1t for all eter-
nifty, then one might q well assign
the task to it Of watching ebb and
Hood. or In the future to regulate the
course Of the Gulf Stream"
Der Fuehrer closed the foreign sec.
ton Of his address with . series
OF Recommendation" directed to
Europe:
IL. It is to the interest Of all ma
tions that individual states domesti-
cally enjoy stable and ordered political
and economic conditions. These con-
stitute the most important prerequi-
sites for paving the way to lasting and
solid economic and political relations
among people.
-. The necessities Of life Of an
individual people must Be recognized
open nindedly md adnttbed noo1y.