Evening star., 1933-10-19
Nazi Chief, in Interview, Be-
speaks Hope for Under.
standing With France in
Denying Military Aims.
MUNITIONS FACTORIES
ABROAD HELD RIDICULOUS
Charge Is Utterly Baseless, He
Declares-Says Germany Needs
Colonies, but Circumstance Pro.
vldes No Occasion for Strife.
sees Enmity in Ruling.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, October 19-Chan-
cellor Adolf Hitler, in an inter-
view today with a British news
paperman, denied Germany was
preparing for war and re-empha-
sized a desire to come to an un-
derstanding with France.
He also denied Germany desired
to forcibly regain the Pomorze
and the colonies and sidestepped
the monarchist issue. Measures
for meeting the Winter ahead also
were discussed.
The present German government"
the chancellor said. works neither for
monarchy nor for republic. but ex-
clusively for the German people.
wherever We lock We see nothing
but privation, misery. unemployment,
decay and destruction. To remove all
this is the mission we chose Tor our
selves"
DChcs war ASpHdlIUnS.
Concerning war, Hitler said:
The claim uttered abroad that the
German people are preparing enthusi-
astlcaNy Tor war is a misunderstanding,
lnconceiyable to u.s. of the meaning Of
the German revolution.
We leaders of the NaI movement
served almost without exception in the
trenches. would like to see the trench
soldier who prepares enthusiastically
for new war"
I'VE are training our youth pri-
marily for fight against the danger
OF Communism. Our youth in the labor
camps and the storm troop formations
are not being equipped with military
knowledge which they might feel in
spired some time to use.
LAS to the allegation that the Ger
man government in Sweden. Holland
and elsewhere has acquired munition
factories. these views are ridiculous.
Calls Charge Ridiculous.
Where are those factories? Neither
in Sweden nor in Holland are the Nazis
in charge Of the government.
And are we to bring the munitions
manufactured there by night and by
airplane to Germany, or would France
offer letters of sale conduct to our
ships?
All that is too ridiculous for words?"
While characterizing the Peace Con-
ference decision concerning the PomorZe
as calculated to produce eternal enmity
between Germany and Poland, Hitler
emphatically stated that no one among
us is thinking of starting a war with
Poland on account of the Corridor
We would ell like, and hope. that
both nations will discuss and negotiate
dispassionately the questions affecting
both. In that case the future can de-
eide whether a satisfactory solution
cannot be found for both peoples.
Explains Colony Aims.
When asked concerning his ideas for
territorial expansion of Germany and
whether colonies were aimed at, the
chancellor replied:
Germany is too densely populated
1t is in the interests of the world not
to deny the necessary possibility for
existence to a great nation
"Tne question of allocating the
colonial regions, no matter where, will,
however, never constitute a reason for
war so far as We are concerned
I'VE are convinced that we are quite
as able to administer and organize a
colony as the other nations. but in this
whole question we see no problem that
in any way touches the worlds peace
since 1t can be solved only by way OF
negotiations"
Hitler made this comment when
asked whether he considered the League
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