The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-31
RIOTING RESUMED
AS GERMAN NAZIS
CHEER CHANCELLOR
Tense and Bitter FEELING Rules
Nation as Result Of Hitler
Appointment
HlMDENBURG SEES REVIEW
Joins New Government Head in
Watching Parade Of Nazis
At Berlin
HINDENBURc SEES REVIEW

Berlin, Jan. 31.-(R-Tho ascend
ancy Of Chancellor Adolf Hitler crys.
tallized Tuesday q tense and bitter
feeling throughout the nation.
Three persons were slain, several
wounded, and many others arrested II
clashes throughout the reich within q
day after the dynamic little National
Socialist chieftain's regime came into
existence.
Jubilant Berlin Nazis and National
lists marched past Hitler and Presi.
dent Won Hindenburg, who Is about
twice as old and towers similarly II
stature over the man he elevated, II
Ia stirring parade Monday night be.
fore government quarters. But labor
ing districts were sullen and agitated
and throngs flocked the streets show.
ing their resentment.
A Communist threat to precipitate
general strike won little support
however.
Police applied clubs freely to check
the protesting crowds. One, aiding In
herding Nazis homeward early Tues
day, was slain by shots from a dark
ened house. A Nazi also was killed
Communists, demanding q general
strike, battled with Nazis in many
cities. A victim was believed dyine
at Mannheim after q fight with
knives, and one Communist was killed
at Breslau.
As SO often in the past, the Social.
list party and the United Trade
Unions warned the workers agains,
rashness and the Communists encite.
mentS to violence. Socialists themselve!
engaged In fights arising from MAJ
victory celebrations. The disciplined
Socialists called for uncompromisine
opposition to Chancellor Hitler and
drastic action II the constitution was
violated, but they asked for "a cold
blooded reserve Of unity and deter
mination" for decisive showdown.
Hitler's Power Curbed
An official National Socialist proc
lamation emphasized that the cabinet
was not truly representative of Hit
lerism. In appointing the man who
had opposed him for the presidency
last year, the venerable Won linden
burg urged Hitler's power by includ-
ing in the cabinet majority OF Ma
tionalistS with Baron Franz Won
Papen as vice chancellor.
Hitler's immediate problem, how
ever, in view Of his assurance that he
will follow strictly legal course. was
finding parliamentary support. The
council Of elders called the reichstag
into session February Z against the
demand Of Socialist and Communist
members for an earlier meeting
They sought to push through no.
confidence vote In the government.
The moderate Centrists, whose "a
votes were needed to assure the Jun
ker-Nazi cabinet Of q parliamentary
majority, issued q statement that
their attitude was ice cold" Confer
ences Tuesday were expected to influ-
ence them to grant at least lukewarm
liberation Of the cabinet under the
threat Of dissolution Of the reichstae
by presidential decree without re-
course to an early election.
Reports from Doom. Holland. re-
treat Of the exiled Kaiser Wilhelm
said he regards the change In Ger
many's government as "a step In thu
right direction" He was not very
hopeful, however, that Hitler woult
recall him. Household members sale
| he was content to await developments