The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-10

damned plutocracy. They got outsof it unemployment and poverty That should be a lesson to us. When we have won the victory we will stop the manufacture of cannon and will begin the work of peace. Then we will show the world what the master is and who the master is, capital or work. And then out of this work that great German reich will rise of which a great poet dreamed . Y. The great reich of peace-work-wel- fare and culture"
 Hitler said Germany was in the midst of g. war which was not be- tween two nations but between two worlds.
 We are not fighting individual Englishmen," he said. But the SyS- tenn which England represents seeks to enslave Germany. We always ex- tended a friendly hand. In the Nazi state birth means nothing and abil- ity everything. It is world bat cestry and capital and selfishness rule. German work is our gold and our capital and with it we will beat any power on earth"
 Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, chief of the high command, and other military leaders were present in the factory hall where Hitler spoke, and Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels introduced him. Tile speech was GEoe.ocast not only throughout Germany but through out occupied countries and to the United States and South America.
 Wasn't So Brief
 Hitler spoke at times impulSively and though he said at the start that he must be brief because he was busy, he spoke on subjects of all sorts for 90 minutes. Instead of closing his speech as usual with the shout Hail victory!" Hitler merely said T thank you"
 There was frequent applause, as when he shouted, as he had done so many times in the past: Never again a Versailles!"
 The situation of the Berlin fictory at which he spoke was not disclosed. Germans heard the spech by wire less as from Berlin arms works
 He emphasized the difference be- tween Germany, under the NaziS, and Britain and the United States.
 'The rich United States, England and France have had millions of unemployed for years" he said. England has not solved a single social problem Industrialists and capitalists are not interested in peo- pie except at election time when votes are needed"
 In one of his frequent references to his faith in the Nazi system Hit Ter said: T did not consider gold valuable when I came to power. I reckoned with the ability and industry of German engineers and scientists. German work is our gold and our capital and with it we will beat any power on earth-The Eng fish want to preserve their own world. They have the right to-. They know that we do not threaten their empire but they are afraid our methods might spread to Eng land and destroy things as they have existed"
 At the outset, he spoke of Ger many's lack of living room" as compared to that of the United States, Britain and France.
 "The earth has been divided not by God or providence but by nations during the last 300 years" he said, but the right to live was the right of all.
 At home in domestic politics I have always represented the have nots," he said. Now again I stand up to take the part of the have nots. In the present world there is such thing as English and Amer ican democracy where the people are supposed to rule, but the people do not decide by themselves. They are represented. They are represent ed by the opinion or decision of capital, of a few hundred ruling industralists and head business men who seek freedom only for their disposition over capital"
 Money Remains Boss
 As regards the press in the demo- cracies, he said money remains the boss"
 In the democracies. the people existed for capital; in Germany capital for the people.
 People do not eat gold, they cat food" he said. "They wear clothes, they live in homes which must be built with work--work creates work we have e state different from the western democracles. Here the people rule. Here . huge party organlza- ton and party functionarIes are all drawn from the people. Here