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Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 December 1942, Page 2

Vernon Bartlett, in a recent 8.8. C. broadcast on “Current Events,” said: “I expect most of you have read about the documents captured in Libya from the Germans, which expains to senior officers in the Reichswehr how Hitler envisages the future. A large German army kept entirely for use against what he calls ‘the exterior enemies of the Reich,’ and a large private army for use against the Germans and nonGermans insicle the Reich. A private police army consisting- of men very carefully chosen so that they will never —in the words of the document, ‘fraternise with the proletariat.’ A world always at war. A world in. which millions of ordinary simple folk, Germans and non-Germans, would be kept in order by slave-drivers whom the London ‘Times’ calls ‘the cream of the scum’.”. -