The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-21
cite. Hitler said:

cite, Hitler said:
81 am glad We succeeded in oo.
ing to an agreement with neioi
boring country having a Gorr..
minority for relations have r nan
been poisoned since the Dsr.,?;t!
problem was settled" 's
He said Germany reI,,;o.
with other countries in gcrS,. S
were good and friendly hu, h. f r..
stress on the ltalo-Gcrman.J o '..a
nese alliance. wy
my most sincere wish i ,s,,
! cooperation with them NAV hs ' !.
| tensifed," he said. ~
Der Fuehrer made il s,rikirL
clear that he has no intcrss, ~
international conferences, wbsS
er in the League of Nations a.
not.
81 mistrust all conference.
which may be interesting bu, ~
appointing" he said, indica,;S'
that Germany feels strong enonS
to proceed alone OF in conS~..
with Japan and Italy in cnforr;ns
her international policies.
| "Since Italy's withdrawal f,on
the league Germany no lor~,.
thinks Of ever returning to C CAM
eva. Germany is unwilling 70 ~,
ter the League of Nations becan%,
she will not allow herself 10 /.
dragged into foreign conflicts and
we also refuse to take directions
from a body which failed 10 rps'
ognize obvious facts and buried
its head in the sand.
IF the league exists in the va.,
1000 it certainly will omit 70 tals
notice Of the new states COMING
into existence previously.
Germany acts differently. Her
first example is that Germany ree.
ognizes Manchukuo."
/ Hitler was bitter in his condrm.
nation of Britain for refusing a,
he explained it, to recognize Ger.
many's rights to claims held BY
Britain herself.
German-British relations h.
said. are not improved "by The
tactless intervention" of members
of the British house of common,
who wrote him letters Of pro,es,
regarding German sentences in
German courts and BY "newspa.
pers which are worse than bomb,
and ought to be suppressed"
"In view of this campaign. |
have decided to strengthen III.
German army to prevent the men.
ace Of war.
Germany wants confident reIa.
tons with all European powers
but we are not to blame if IBIS
fails.
Tf Great Britain today had 10
rely only on her own TERRITORY A
would have a better undcrstaat.
ing of our economic problems.
| Whatever our success in mech.
anization, the inadequacy Of ter
ritory can not be eliminated
Hence, from year to year we haze
a strong claim to the restoration
of our colonies which may b
worthless to Others but are indis
pensable to us.
at is mystifying that differ
ences between Germany, Franc
and Britain often are mentioned
Germany, as often have SAID
has no territorial claims agairs
France and also has no difference
with Britain except that OF colo
MES. The only factor polsonnl
| relations is an unbelievable pres
campaign. 49,
Some English people say the
would be glad to restore our colo
MES if they were rot dlqu'e'e'
by the wrong that would be dom
thereby to the inhabitants OF 'heS
colonies.
"But they say there was .,
wrong in the transfer Of these CO..
onies in 1919.
"Those colonies never we'
acquired BY plebiseite, only D.
force" s;.,
In the Far Eastern eoriiIN'
Hitler asserted, Germany alo S'
among the great powers Is fea'O
neutral" =,
Whatever the outcome OF -
Far Eastern crisis" ne Said' y
regard Japan as the defenders "
| western civilization"