... GERMANY. HINDENBERG OFFERS POWER TO HITLER PROVIDED HE GETS MAJORITY OTHER PARTIES UN LIKELY TO AGREE BERLIN, Monday.—Herr Adolf Hitler, the Nasi leader, was received by President Hindenburg this morning, and it was after. wards announced that the President ...

... IN GERMANY. HINDENBURG'S CHALLENGE. PROBLEM OF NAZI LEADER. 1 (By arrangement with London Express) BERLIN. • Nlonday.—Adolf Hitler, the Nazi leader, who was this morning invited Ivy President von Hindenburg to try to form a Cabinet based on a majority ...

... surprising. in the circumstances, that high hopes SPLIT IN HITLER CAMP. THE DEFIANT ORGANISER. REAL AIR OF THE REVOLT. Adolf Hitler's efforts to make peace with Gregor Strasser, who recently quitted as chief organiser of the Fascists, seems to have resulted ...

... REAM TO DESERT. (1W arrangement with Chiraga Tribune) BERLIN. Sunday.—Tbirt -Live luscist deputies are ready to abandon Adolf Hitler in favour of Herr Gregor Strasser, whom it is said Chancellor von schleicher and Pre.ident von Hinder:lung have promised ...

... 56 bushels of insects every day. VON PAPEN AND HITLER. The negotiations between tne former Chancellor von l'ape u and Adolf Hitler have definitely bron down, forestalling any chance of the Fascists supporting the Government when the Reichstag convenes ...

... the questions at issue. TRIUMPH OF HITLER. APPOINTED GERMAN CHANCELLOR. RITZ VON PAPES DEPUTY. MINISTERS. liesclay.—Heri Adolf Hitler, National Socialists, was after Han Popes. Herr Measlier& leader the German Nationalists. and Hitler. Herr von Pipes made ...

... EIPECTED NEW lIININTEIt4 ItERLIN , mond .y. Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nat al SaenhMs, was tn-day appointed Ch. sicellnr, Atte; a conference which President, son Hindenburg had w ith Herr von Papen Herr Illigenherg, the leader of the German Nationalists ...

... was • likelihood of railway before th e s t r ik e ac ti on ta k es elect. WITI TOIL NES MINISTERS. BERLIPi. Monday.—Hert Adolf Hitler. leader of the National Socialists, was twig appointed ChAreellor. after a continuos President von Hindenburg had with ...

... GOOSE-STEPPING MARCHERS. Field-Marshal President von Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler, a former corporal of his armies, took the salute. The streets were full of civilians, gaming torches, waving flags. and moving through their cheering midst for hours after ...

... rigorous action if necessary. For some months past it has seemed that Germany was hovering on the brink of a dictatorship. Adolf Hitler, leader of the National Socialist Party, had more than once been in consultation with the President, Marshal von Hindenburg ...

... Startling disclosures of a military plot to seize power in Germany threw light on Monday night on the sudden move which made Adolf Hitler, exlabourer, the Chancellor of Germany. The retiring Chancellor, General von Schleicher, was said to have planned foe the ...

... HITLER BROADCAST UPSET. PR( rrEsT AfiAINST A MONOPOLY' BERLIN, Wednesday.—The broadcasting of an election speech by Herr Adolf Hitler, the Chancellor. from Stuttgart, was prevented to-night by the drastic method of tampering with the line connecting the ...