The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-26

tContipued from P0ge D claimed Rlbbentrop. "Nor dld the United States people feel hatEed for the Germans. Nevertheless Roosevelt has tried to bring his country Into the war"
 Ribbentrop claimed that the war hopes of Churchill ard oS "hls anti- German henchmen in America, particularly Mir. Roosevelt" are now baked on Russia.
 Ribbentrop spoke IAt c state lun- cheon for the anti ikcomintern pact signers at the Hotel Kaiserhof,
 He claimed that Britain is now confronted with the strongest coali- ton of powers throughout the world and charged that Churchill had revealed in various secret sessions Of the House of Commons In i0a0 that he had secured Russia as on ally and that Roosevelt had prom ised unlimited aid to Britain"
 United Nations
 He said that by their signature Of the Anticomintern pact the i3 nations had proved their united determination not to rest until the fearful threat of Bolshevism Is re- moved"
 He said Russia had used the non. aggression pact with German as c "time-saving convenience while preparing an offensive against Europe from Finland to the Black Sea-"
 He said that the continent of Europe is now military impreg- nable" and also economically se. cure and blockade proof"
 Through the heroisIn of German and Allied troops" he said "the might of Communism and Bolshe- vism has been broken and will never rise again."
 Italy Sends Report
 Rome, No. 28-(UP) The high command said today that the British forces south of Rezegh have been "annihilated" with loss of 45.O00 prisoners including Gen. B. P. Arm strong, commander of the First South African Division, two Ameri- can military observers and several British and American newspaper men.
 The communique said British forces in that central sector Of the Libyan fighting were enclrcled by Axis forces and then mopped up by German and Italian troops.
 The high command said three British divisions have launched a bitter attack upon the Italian Sayona Division on the SoIum front but claimed that all attacks were broken up with the British suffering bloody losses without realizing any success"
 It safS 20 more British tanks were destroyed and many more damaged. The communtque said that after putting up 6 strenuous defense the Italian garrison at the Gialo Oasis 200 miles inside Libya from the Egyptian border, had been oyer- wnelmed by superior British forc- es. The British were said to have suffered grave losses.
 Still Holds Bardia
 The high command indicated chat the Axis still held the port of Bar nia, between Tcbruk and the EQyu- tan frontier. It said British units which approached Bardia Monday night were repulsed with heavy losses.
 The high command said there had been lively artillery dueIs on the Tobruk front.
 The communique said Italian and German aviation was active .n eastern Lbya all day yesterday bombing and strafing concentra- tons of motorized units and supply and transport bases.
 It was claimed that during Sum- day and Monday, German aviation shot down 26 British planes.
 After more than e week of fight ing in Marmarica (easteFnmost IAb- ya) the Axis forces engaged in ftlr- ther bitter combats which were crowned with success" the com- munique said.
 It added that in the Gonder sec. tor Of northwestern Ethiopia, there had been artillery activity. British attempts to penetrate 0ondar were reported repulsed and the defend- CTS were said to have destroyed 10 British tanks.
 New York. Nov. 26.--fUp)-The National Broa6easking Company. fo.. day heard Sadlo Rome hroadeagt that Premier Benit0 Agussnllni soon