HITLER SAID
TO BROADCAST
TO GERMANS
JiONDON, Jan. 1.—After a si
lence of over five months,
Adolph Hitler made a radio
speech, it has been reported.
He warned the German peo
ple that they must watch * for i
people amongst themselves who
might bring defeat. He also stat
ed that the end or the war will
not be until 1946, unless it is a
German victory because Ger
j many will never capitulate.
Der fuehrer further warned
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the people that everyone in
Germany would be destroyed,
who does not take part in the
common effort for their country
or aids the enemy.
Radio monitors have agreed
that it was Hitler’s voice, but
that it might have been a re_
cording.
Hitler blamed the military
reverses on her allies, who, he|
claimed, had deserted Germany.
LLOYD GEORGE
CITED BY KING
LONDON, Jan. 1.—Prominent
on King George’s New Year
Honor list was Lloyd George,
who was Prime Minister during
the first World War.
Mr. George, who is now 82
years of age, will bear the title
of Earl Lloyd George of Dewy
for.
The newly-created earl made
an announcement last week to
the effect that he was retiring
from retirement.
SCHOOLS TO
RE-OPEN TOMORROW
The Territorial school and the
high school will reopen tomor
row after a weeks’ vacation.
The usual vacation of two weeks
will not be observed, in order
that the time lost during the
quarantine may be partially
made up.
MOVES TO HIS
NEW HOME
Mayor Ed Anderson has mov
ed to his residence on the cor
ner of First Avenue and B
Street for the winter.
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