New Britain herald., 1925-05-11
STRONG ARM FORCE
 CONTROLS BERLIN
AlFpIaneS, Patrol Boats and
 Police on Alert
By The Associated Pres,

ey The Associated Pres,
 herIln May ll.-Tod9, D.,, ,-,, Ii'naFnhurg's day--the day or ,r. r"Id marshars entry into t,a ,,,. 'aI as presidcnt,c'cc, or tho Glr. man republic,
 The No'joualjsts planned to tYrn the ''"nt into a groat manifestation along 'n" route traNc.rl bv tr. automobile rrryng their ner, from the suburban station where na o.as due 10 arrive. late in tho arrrroo, up tAe hroal IIoors,rassc through th" Brand"rhuts gato and ,rcu. 10 tho ''hance .'or's Palace. wh.ra t. will rst in preparation for ,omyr- rows inaurIgatoa
 Tho al" was rharcci wirr ,ra,r.. city. both literally and nC.ra,tg.sr-- literally hocauso u' 'hr.atanc1 thunder srorm and ncaratr.cv b,- cause of fears that thn N1tIa&aNst demonstration might be mt with counter manIfestauons pnI lad 10 trouble.
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 The police sensing the F,.ung p the air. thought it wise 10 Issue sweeping orders forhiIdInc ,he nor archist sympattizars from having their bands welcome play "Tredcr- icus Rex or any other or the str ring marches reminiscent O, the days Of the Kajser's power. 4. the same time they prohibited the Com munists and their sympathiz,rs from staging the three monster open-air demonstrations which they had announced for the day,
 The police precautions against trouble were elaborate. and incIud- cd patro')ing not only o' the streets but of the air and water Aerial patrols were instructed 10 hover constantly over all the important street crossings along the route 10 keep watch for symptoms of dis turbances.
 Police Tugs On River
 Police tugs were to ply 10 and fro on th. Tavel River near the bridge to b. crossed by Yon Findenburg's automobile. Forty of the capitals most experienced and reliable motorcycles police were detailed as an escort for his car.
 For the general safeguarding of order, the chief of police augmented the 10000 uniformed schupos fse- curity poice) with several hundred officers from the political and crlm- insl branches. Even the police dogs were mobllized. Police trucks were stationed at strategic points win reserves, ready 10 move whole platoons to any danger point in the event Of necessity.
 Societies assigned 10 places along Hindenburgs route will be accompa- nied by police 10 prevent clashes be- tween communists and nationahsts.
 At Heerstrasse, the suburban ral'- wav station where Hindenburg is eX- ..pccted to arrive shortly before D o'clock. he will be greeted by Chan rellor Luther. Defense Minister Cess Ter Minister of the Interior SchicIe, Executive Secretary Meissner, Chan celIor's Secretary Kcmpner, General Von scrckt, Admiral zenker Lord Mayor Boess. Chief of Police Frei- dcnburg and other officials.
 Traffic at Standstill.
 Only ten newspaper reports VIII be admitted 10 the station, which will be closed 10 all traffic. Even suburban trains will not be operated during the time of Hindenburg's ar rival. contrary to the original idea of attempting to continue these sery- ices.
 Chancellor Luther's 1Q-year-old daughter will present floral tribute to the president-elect when he reaches the station. The party will then proceed on the long drive to the chancellor's palace in four autO- mobiles. The first car will be oc- cupied by the chief Of police ana high officials, the second by Fon Hindenburg and Chancellor Luther, the third by General Non Hinder burg's son, Oscar, his wife, and Lieutenant Colonel Non Feldmann, HindenburE's closest advisor. and cabinet ministers Eill occupy the