... HITLER AS PRESIDENT General Opinion in Official Circles Political circles are more and more inclined to see in Adolf Hitler the future head of Germany, either as President or as Slinister of the Reich. All other conjecture must. be discarded as idle ...

... REICHSTAG CONVENED PREPARING FOR PLEBISCITE BERLIN, Friday. With their aged soldier-President removed by the hand of death, and Adolf Hitler proclaimed possessor of the President's sweeping powers, in addition to those he already held as Chancellor, the German ...

... One appeal cornea from General vnn Epp, the Governor of Bavaria. who says: Where is there a German who can approach Adolf Hitler in the qualities of leadership and performance and achieve. ment Dr. Schacht, the Acting Minister of Economies. also ...

... arrived at Neudeck shortly attcr noon, and paid a visit to the President. A communique was issued at 1,15 p.m., slating: Adolf Hitler paid a visit to ihe sick Retells President at Neudeck, and at his bedside gave hearty exrression to the wishes of himself ...

... greater part of a review of events in Germany since the close of the war, and concludes with praise for my Chancellor. Adolf Hitler. and a message to the German nation. The portion of the testament referring to tree political and economie unrest in Germany ...

... and earlier at the Tempelhof Field—. Craydon. aerodrome of Berlin—to which 1 .. 0 0 people are marching to hear the Adolf Hitler speak this evening. ANTI-NAZI OUTRAGE vphueg.—A wooden stadium capable of .adating 10,000 people, which had prepared for ...

... administered is as follows: swear by God this holy oath: That I will absolutely obey the Leader of the German Reich and people. Adolf Hitler. the Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Nary; and that. ns a brace soldier. I am prepared at any time to sacrifice my life ...

... him. The chief centre of unrest, next to Berlin, appears to have been Munich, and it Ala here La reported in Page 51 that Adolf Hitler was determined not to run'any risks Coming from tiodesherg, on the Rhine, his machine did not land on the Munich Aerodrome ...

... Ind figures, the Nazi Pary welcomes the result of the plebiscite, as a striking testimony to the faith of the nation in Adolf Hitler. THE OTHER SIDE The seven mi:lion odd inhabitants of Germany rho. apparently, do not approve of their new President-Chancellor ...

... Reich The eect ion of the late President's t eel ament which was made public this morning refers to the period prior to Adolf Hitler's Chancellorship. In a subsequent ...