... violence of their propaganda is expected to cost them many votes. SNUBS AND PATS FOR HITLER. Berlin, Monday. A hint to Adolf Hitler to keep his storm troops within bounds was dropped by the Minister of Defence, Genera! von Schleicher, before the Reichstag ...

... and voted at the village schools, the whole village turning out to cheer him. General Ludendorff, who was associated with Adolf Hitler in the famous beer-cellar putsch in 1923, did not vote, and instructed his very meagre following also to boycott the election ...

... RISING. The dramatic struggle which has been going on for months in Germany between Field-Marshal Hindenburg, aged 85, and Adolf Hitler, ex-corporal, aged 45. appears to have ended in a victory for the veteran warrior over his young opponent. Twice already ...

... Mussolini in a Quandary. The intentions of Germany's would-be Mussolini as to the future are wrapped in mystery for the moment. Adolf Hitler evidently is in a quandary to what his next move is to be. cannot risk giving orders to his army to march on Berlin, for ...

... is not All surprising that Field-Marshal Hindenburg have turned down without ceremony Vie quite outrageous claims which Adolf Hitler seems to have pressed upon him. The position of Mussolini after the march to Rome would have left the Nazi leader practically ...

... HITLERITE DEMONSTRATION While the nation formally celebrating the President's birthday Adolf Hitler at Potsdam mobilised sonic 9(5,000 boys and g.rls from eight to eighteen years of age This youthful host paraded before him the stadium after an address ...

... CONFIDENT OF VICTORY. Sunday’s Results May Surprise Him Berlin, Tuesday. There only one statesman who come* from the people—Adolf Hitler. His strong hand will save the land/* This is one the many Nazi election posters that to-day adorn th* street corners of ...

... Socialists Refuse to Parley. Berlin, Tuesday. Chancellor Von Papen has received another rebuff. Following the example of Adolf Hitler the Socialist party have now refused to moot# him to discuss the political situation. had asked the party leaders to him ...

... MONARCHY MAY RETURN. ♦ The Daily Telegraph says To-day, for the second time in the space three months, Herr Adolf Hitler will be asked President Hindenburg what his views are upon the formai'on a new German Government and the part to be played therein ...

... form any Parliamentary Cabinet, and that the present form of government must continue. COUNTER-QUESTIONS. Berlin. Monday. Adolf Hitler not yet Chancellor of the German Republic. The prospects of him be-1 coining so are still remote. The Nari leader. with ...

... PRESIDENT’S REFUSAL. Fear of Party Dictatorship. Adolf Hitler is not going to be Chancellor of the German Republic. The Nazi Party will not represented in the new Government. On the contrary, it wilt be in opposition to whatever Cabinet formed. POLITE ...

... (lovernnieni out office vote of confidence, which t v will pivo it ;ramnic of Tito fato of tho Oovommont clo|>otKl« tip*' Adolf Hitler really, f'.r if Nazi Tatty ...