The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-09

mainly"
Goering spoke to the workers Of
large industrial plants in Berlin's
suburbs.
Clear Way for Defense
Western provinces Of Germany al
ready have been evacuated, he add
ed, to clear the way for defense Of
the west wall"
Most Of Goering's speech was a
call TO war on the economic front
rather than on the military front,
what II our textiles are not 50
good? We can walk around In
swimming suits in war, Our soap
is not so good, SO We can walk
around with dirty hands.
About United States
AS far as the United States Is
concerned, our trade with them Is
small enough. We can do without
that. Rumania and Yugoslavia re-
main neutral because they know
what will happen to them II they
fight against u.s."
Goering's prediction that Ger
many would subdue Poland within O
week agreed with communicates is
sued by the reich high command
on the eastern front. They an
nounced that their troops had
reached Sandomierz, only so miles
southwest Of Lublin, Poland's pro-
visionai capital.
Berlin said German troops were
In the outskirts OF Warsaw and
fighting their way Into the heart Of
the city.
Goering claimed that the Polish
army fighting In the Radon sector,
90 miles due south Of Warsaw, was
In full dissolution" and that the
Polish troops were throwing away
their arms.
After asserting that within O week
the German army will lhave COM
pleted It's task In Poland, Goering
said that within q few weeks the
whole front, presumably the Polish
front, would have been cleaned up,
Everybody Must Fight
Goering declared that every man,
woman and child and even old men
and old women will be placed In ma
tional defense service.
I'VE do not have too many raw
materials but the two most funda-
mental are coal and IRON" 0oering
said. To-day we have more coal
than ever and miracles have taken
place In iron production"
Goering's predictions OF speedy
success conceded with German
army high command announce
ments OF German victories. II an.
nounced that Reich troops had
reached Sandomierz, 80 miles south.
west OF Lublin, the Polish national
provisional capital. Other forces
were reported 10 have entered War
saw, the abandoned capital, from
the southwest. Lublin, 10 which the
government moved early this week,
Is 100 miles southeast OF Warsaw.
More Leaflets
The government announced that
an enemy plane today few over
Schwerin, northeast and northwest
OF Berlin, and dropped leaflets. II
said that two French and one Brit
ish planes had been shot down but
II was not stated where they were
brought down. Five men from the
British plane parachuted TO safety
and were captured.
Other official dispatches from the
eastern front said that the Germans
had driven the Poles back across
the Narew river and have reached
Wysckow on the Bug river, 20 miles
northeast OF Warsaw. There was nc
offcial admission OF activity on the
Franco German front.
0oering made II clear that Ger
many will take full advantage I'M
mediately Of her conquest Of Polish
territory.
I'VE now can export coal and OBJ
tain other products for IT," he said.
AT the moment the coal question
became important we got Upper
silesia. We will see what good things
Polish soil has In store for US. The
Poles only exploited 10 per cent Of
their resources. We will exploit them
100 per cent.
Naxis Grow Stronger
I'VE are getting stronger and our
resistance Is getting stronger every
year. We are now reaping the bene.
tits OF our four year plan and month
by month we will see production
rise.
They say we do not have an,
raw materials. But they cannot 80,
that Russia does not have any. Her,
are two great peoples, Germany ane
Russia, and they are not stupie
enough 10 fight for Britain's profit.
0oering said there ID no fear fol
the air force.
I'VE are now producing hundred