The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-13
Troops of Adolf
 Hitler Massing
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The brown shirts are ready fol action-whatever it may be. They dash hither and yon by motorcycle and automobile ever on the move.
 The Fascist army appears to be without arms. Contrary to articles in the Liberal Press, l found nc evidence of any great concentra. ton of troops outside of Berlin,
 Yet the country towns south o1 Berlin are seething with activity Each town has its own organized group of Hitlerites.
 In Tiebbin, for example. ar hours journey from the capital, saw intensive training of soldiery I found a definite feeling of belli- gerence.
 They say they are ready-read,
 I visited the cadet school where Berlin and Potsdam youths art training for military leadership The activity there was feverish. The young soldiers are billeted in barr lofts, just as in war days. TheJ are under most severe training schedules.
 Yesterday, for example. the. went on a 20-mile march under full pack. Officials of the schoo told me that the training Is pat termed after that given the Reich. swehr, or regular army, except fol the fact that the Fascists never car ry arms.
 Berlin, Aug 13-(U. P.) Adolf Hitler, Germany's Fascist chief tain, planned to know to-day if he lis t orule the nation as chancellor
 Rumors that he had been assas. sinated, circulated as the spectacu. lar little leader of the National So- cialist Party came to Berlin last night. To-day he was to talk with President Paul Won Hindenburl and Chancellor Franz Won Papen A decision that will make history was expected in that conference.
 Won Papen is violently opposed to Hitler's ambitions. Won Hinden. burg does not relis hthe idea o1 naming the fiery Fascist to head the cabinet. Yet Hitler's power hal grown to such proportions that ht can demand recognition.
 Won Hindenburg wants a new cabinet formed on a party basis with the Nazis represented.
 BY FREDERICK KUH
 United Press Stan Correspondent
 Berlin, Aug 13-(U. P.) --Fas' cism's leader in Germany-Adol1 Hitler-made his supreme bid fol government leadership to-day, ac. companied by General Kurt Vor Schleicher, minister of war ant actual head of the present cabinet
 The peppery little Nazi chieftair called on President Paul Won Hin. denburg to demand that he be deputized to head the government
 Won Schleicher, having played z decisive role in the making ant unmaking of the Bruening cabinet Franz Won Papen to the chancellor. ly behind Hitler's dramatic bid fol power.
 Arriving from Munich, Hitlel CT and they held a long conferenct preparatory to going before Vol Hindenburg. On the Wilhelmftrass' IL Wdo COUbiuGIO0 CSEtt$lA bAA0t 14AI ler's national socialist party will b, given representation in a new cab inet.
 Von schleicher is doing his ut most, it was understood, to per suade Von Hindenburg to nam, Hitler as chancellor. The presiden himself Is said to be anxious t, offer the former Austrian hous painter only cabinet ministry. Dresden, Aug 13-(U. P.) -Tw' men on motorcycles bombed tn building occupied by the local com munist secretariAt here to-day tossed a bomb into group of ped estrians in front of the building then bombed several homes o prominent socialists and commun ists.
 One person was injured in tn odwntown explosion. The bomber escaped.