HITLER'S DREAM
INVASION OF AMERICA WASHINGTON, July 10. Hitler in 1940 had a detailed plan for invasion of the United States, said Mr J. Dearlton Ward, a leading aircraft manufacturer, to the Senate subcommittee when he testified on the necessity' for a vast expansion of civilian and commercial flying and vigorous aircraft design research after the war. Mr Ward said that after bringing England to' her knees, Hitler planned a blitzkrieg against the United States, first feinting via Newfoundland and then invading through Mexico. Hitler also had a complete plan for economic domination of the world, but England, with 700 well-designed planes, saved Europe and probably the world from Hitler domination. Mr Ward explained that he got Hitler's plan from diplomatic sources. When he returned from France he found that the State Department had complete information.
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Evening Star, Issue 25225, 12 July 1944, Page 6
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