Evening star., 1933-08-28
MONARCHY H|NTED
BYVONH|NDENBURG
Thinks of Kaiser as He Takes
Gift-HitIer Demands
Return of Saar.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, August 28-Germans re-
garded as handwriting on the wall to-
day the broad hints Of two leaders re-
garding restoration Of the monarchy
and the Reich's claims to the Saar ter
ritory.
Venerable President Paul Won Hinden-
burg said he was thinking of his
Kaiser. the king and lord" when he
accepted as q gift from East Prussia
forest estate adjoining his ancestral
home at Neudeck.
Chancellor Adolf Hitler told crowd
off 200. 900 that Germany. without want
ing new war or proposing to annex
anything foreign. would never renounce
her claims to the Saar.
THE flying chancellor" in his swift
airplane flew to both gatherings. about
TOO miles apart-the demonstration at
Ni-derwald Mountain, near the SOUTH
western border. and exercises for Won
Hindenburg at Tannenberg, near the
eastern extremity.
Hindenburg Voices Thanks.
Thousands nodded knowingly az
Hindenburg said:
II am thinking with reverence, ndel-
ity and gratitude Of my Kaiser, the
king and lord, In this hour, when am
thinking also Of my deceased comrades
in arms, and when proceed to thank
you for the gift"
He deposited q wreath In memory
OF his fallen comrades, commemorating
the victory Of the former army leader
over Russian forces in the World War
Before the Niederwald monument
Hitler predicted that in 1885 Saar resi-
dents would vote in a plebiscite to re-
join the fatherland. Now under League
of Nations control. they will determine
whether to remain q Semi-autonomous
state, become q part Of France or re-
join Germany.
They lie when they say the Ger
man people are being terrortzed," the
chancellor said
Il am willing to appeal to the elec-
torate and am confident five-sixthS will
back our program.
We do not want new war. but II
holy treaties are binding, they must
bind our opponents as well as ourselves.
We desire an understanding with
France, but will never abandon the
Saar."
Hitler proclaimed Germany's deter
mination that past sacrifices for the
unity Of the Fatherland should not
have been made In vain.
He made q brief intermediate landing
at Tempelhof Airdrome to greet pilots
who have engaged in q three-day
around Germany race.
Emphatically the chancellor attacked
foreign allegations that terror Is ruling
Germany
'"It is not terror-it is fate" he said.
Germany has re-arisen. We have
liberated Germany from the terror Of
those who did not want a strong Ger
many"
Estate Law Promulgated.
A law was promulgatedstoday assign
ing the forest estate to Neudeck. Thus
$500 acres are added to the original
1000 acres. The property formerly was
owned by the Presidents ancestors.
BY the treaty of Versailles, France OBJ
tanned from Germany exclusive rights
of exploiting Of the coal mines In the
Saar Be- a. This was in compensation
for the destruction Of mines In the
north Of France.
The treaty provided that-for Is years
the Saar was to be governed by q COM
mission Of five chosen by the League
of Nations At the end Of that period,
in 1895, the people will decide by pie
biscite what nationality they desire.
The area of. the district Is ISL square
miles and the population 657 $40.