Evening star., 1932-08-19
HITLER CERTAIN
HE WILL CONTROL
Denies Rumor He Will March
His Shock Troops on Ger
man Capital.
BY LOUIS P. LOCHNER.

BERECHTESJADEN Bavaria. Au-
gust 10 R).-Adolf Hitler Germanys
Fascist leader. said today he had re-
ceived so many messages from his fol-
lowers during the last few days, ex-,
pressing delight that he made no COM
promise with the government. that he
was more certain than ever he did the
right thing in refusing place in the
cabinet under the terms offered.
He Is still confident he will win in
the long run. he said. and took occa-
sion to condemn relationships set up
on bayonets.
Hitler declared he had no intention
Of marching on Berlin.
why should l." he said. when I
am there already. The question isn't
whether I'll march on Berlin. but
rather who will have to march out OF
Berlin
Awaits Developments.
High up in the Bavarian mountains
107 miles from Munich, Hitler is calmly
awaiting further political developments
in the certainty that no matter what
cabinet Is established after the Reich
stag meets August 30 his Nazis will
have at least rs per cent representa-
tion In the government
cRCr
hCCOTuulk W IuiCS Va dCllIUSIdCyy
he said, ANY party or group OF parties
commanding 81 per cent Of the elector-
ate can claim the right Of having the
entire government turned over to them.
Our movement at the last elections
won 81 per cent This means that OF
the 81 per cent necessary for taking
over the government we can furnish
about rs.
Let me put it in terms of business:
We will supply IS per cent Of the capi-
tai to be invested in this business Who
ever furnishes the rest. whether the
Reich's president or the other parties
can supply the other 25. That obvious
ly means that our rs per cent has a
right and claim to leadership.
Has 100000 Backers.
without us legal government in Ger
many is no longer possible. We can well
afford to wait hold my safe position.
( 1 now have 100000 behind me: the
next time I'll have l4,000,000 to 15,000,-
! 900 and SO on.
AT the presidential run-off election
I stood absolutely alone with all others
/ against me- and more than l3,000,0 900
voted for me. That Is my hard-earned
! capital which nobody can take from me
and which I have risked my life to get
| together.
"If put into the government business
Of which I spoke 1t has the further ad-
vantage that 1t will not need majority
votes. The rs per cent can be put to
work at the say so of one man.
Whenever decisions OF tremendous
import must be made Hitler retreats to
| his mountain cottage. perched above a
lone road leading some 6 miles out of
| the famous Bayarian mountain resort.
Typical Frame Cottage.
1t Is a typical frame cottage with a
roof weighted down with large rocks
to weather the seasonal storms and
with cool veranda where comfort
ing breeze blows day and night. The
cottage is only few miles from Aus
tria. the country of Hitler's birth.
Here the Nazi leader lives in seclu-
sion. attended only by three strong
armed BroWnshirt guards, his secre-
tary his adjutant ana several huge
shepherd dogs. His only sister slightly
older than he. keeps house. The
swastika banner Of the Nazi movement
flies from a flagpole before the cottage.
In this Alpine retreat Hitler discards
the Na1 uniform for black suit and
white shirt. When he speaks with visi-
tors he frequently falls into his familiar
pose of the orator. His guests, all of
whom must be previously announced
include not only Nazi leaders but also
confidential emissaries Of the present
government, which desires somehow to
come to terms with Hitler.
reminded the National Socialist
chieftan that the Won Papen govern
ment insists that he damanded full
power, similar to Mussolini's, in his in
terview with the chancellor last Satur-
day. and that he had promised to tol-
crate the present government even
after the Reichstag elections.
Reference to Mussolini never was
made In that connection and was gross
ly misrepresented." he replied. THAT
I do not claim exclusive power may
be seen from the fact that we never
desired the ministry of defense. That
certainly left a powerful instrument in
the hands Of the executive.
las to tolerating the present gov