Evening star., 1941-01-30
By LOUIS P. LOCHNER.

DN LoS1o . LoSAAANLAss
Associated Press War Correspondent.
BERLIN, Jan. 30.-Adolf Hitler
said today that Germany has nc
quarrel with the American people,
but declared that if "non-European
powers try to intervene here Europe
will rise. Every ship that comes
within the reach of our torpedoes
will be torpedoed."
These words drew the longest
applause of his entire 1-hour-and-
32-minute speech in Berlin'S great
Sportspalast, where Nazi party men
and the government celebrated the
9th anniversary of Hitler's rise to
power.
Germany never attacked the
American Continent" Hitler said
Then followed, to a tumult of cheer
ing, his reference to "non-European''
intervention and the torpedoing.
For his immediate hearers and the
entire nation at its radios he pre-
dicted victory within the year"
THE period lying behind us has
already practically decided this war.
"Will Land Decisive Blow"
France has been defeated and
England crowded off the continent
the Fuehrer said, in the shadow OF
banners saying, Victory is with our
colors."
I'VE are standing on this conti-
nent. and where we are standing
nobody can crowd us off
When the hour comes, We will
land decisive blow"
Turning to the British he asked:
What are they hoping for? For
America.
Il can only say we have calculated
every possibility. There will be vic
tory within the year. Germany has
no quarrel with the American peo-
pie. -
"This time you do not find a
weakened Germany, but one that
is highly mobilized and full of
fight.
"As regards Italy, let no one in
vent revolutions in Milan, but let
them rather look out so there will
not be revolutions in their own
countries.
whenever We can strike at Eng
land we shall strike. Neither here
nor in Italy can anybody scare any
body with his inventions.
1--WE will settle scores, square mile
for square mile, the Duce and I
are neither Jews nor monsters.
"Strong Enough"
wherever England puts in an
appearance, we will attack her and
we are strong enough to do so.
Perhaps they are hoping for
other states they can drag in. I do
not know. but you who know me
will realize that every contingency
has, in a matter-of- fact manner,
been calculated.
Perhaps they Ohe British are
counting on hunger. We have Or
ganized our life nationally There
never will be hunger and no lack
of raw materials.
"They undertook an idiotic at
tempt to bring a cleavage between
the Duce and the Italian people.
Another lord might come and
try to separate me from the Ger
man people; others have tried that
and failed =.
This generation is full of fight
Blow for blow we will return, and
If the world were full of devils we
would succeed ANYWAY
"One English statesman figures
out I have made seven mistakes
in the past year. I checked up and
found I had made 724 mistakes
but my enemies 4,385 ,OOO'
There was laughter at this juno
ture.
U-Boat Fight Predicted.
Eve are entering upon a new yeal
with the defense force equipped as
never before in German history" he
continued.
1--WE are working ceaselessly or
improvements. This spring the u
boat fight will begin. 1t will show
we have not been asleep.
"The air force will properly con.
tinue to introduce itself. Our pro.
duction continues What others are
planning is already reality with us
This will be the historical veal
Of the new order in Europe. Tyranny
will be abolished. The world will be
open to all. The foundations fol
real understanding of peoples viii
be laid.
MY prediction of September, 1899
will come true: That the Jews role
is ended. People after people are
sharing our racial conceptions
There will be a front of Aryar
humanity against international Jew.
ish profiteers.
Let our prayer be that God gran
us victory this year.
With these words the man OF
whom the late President Paul vol
Hindenburg conferred the chancel
lorship just eight years ago toda,
finished his address.
Hitler devoted Is minutes of hi
speech to an attack on the Britisl
Empire, which he called the produc
of 300 years of robbery and Britain
herself the most "anti-Sociar' stat
in the world-"p paradise for few
continuous misery for the masses -
Britain, he said, might have t
come to Germany one day ito stud
our social program" He asserte
there Is evidence In other countrie.
such as England, a social crisis
beginning"
He called British democracy "mer
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