Evening star., 1933-11-10

Sen"AA~CO SpCoAlIS uuecLIy 70 q
great throng of laborers.
In this historical hour, address
you"
Raps Versailles Treaty.
Hitler then resumed his structures IN
the Versailles treaty, saying it tried to
perpetuate the victors and the van
qu1shed and rested on the wrong as
sumption that one nations ill-fate is
another's gain.
We viii not have Germany ruined
1or the sake Of the existence Of some
organization or other-the workers
solidarity is sham because the inter-
national Clique is setting one people
against another.
1 was inspired to undertake nv fight
ior Germanys liberation because I had
DounoleSs faith in the quality of the
German people.
MY program combined Nationalisn
WIN socialism because such a combina-
tlon alone could save Germany"
Depended on Laborers.
Amid thunderous applause. he con-
tlnued, 1T was not the intellectuaIs
upon whom I depended but Inon the
Two classes I knew best-the workers
and the farmers"
"A proud nation of SO millions had
neId its breath, flguratively speakinp
toE one minute as factory sirens
throughout the Reich sounded the sic-
nal Tor 60-second hating of ali traf-
nc, occupation and recreation to focus
compiete attention upon the Versailles
Treaty and Germany's demand for
equaLlty With other nations, 10 minutes
OeIore Hitler started to speak. The
@etianceIlors @ voice could be heard on
eveIy street corner from countless open
Wnoows OF enthusiastic Nazis possessing
loud speakers, while in every factory.
Snop, school or Office the employees or
sets,
Previously, church bells had peaIed
IN commemoration of Martin Luther's
4o0tn birthday anniversary.
throughout the Reich millions Of
swastika flags were displayed.
e, Socialists Scatter Pamphlets.
On the eve of the scheduled address.
SOCIALISTS from vantage points across
the Czechoslovakian frontier put down
a barrage Of hundreds of thousands of
pamphlets, bitingly sarcastic, urging the
nation to vote against both SUNDAYS
plebiscite on German foreign policy and
NaA candidates for the ReichStag.
The government postal system dis
tributed thousands of the pamphlets in
Berlin'S late afternoon delivery.
H1tler's address to the workers was
ordered on the laborers' "own time"
the government explaining that en-
ployers paid for one-fifth free time and
hence the employees could make UP the
hour by overtime.
AS Sundays balloting neared, the
government made final preparations to
make the Saturdays activity count.
Lashing at what he called past
regimes miSmanagement of workers
vital interests and the resultant class
antagonisms, the chancellor said:
Thinking Only Of ChiIdren.
Il care naught for titles; the only
epitaph I want is that I did nv lob
honestly and fearlessly. It is our
children's interests am thinking about,
Il am not so crazy as to want war.
l know war. Many other statesmen do
a bullet.
We do not bother about other peo-
Piles and they should not bother about
u.s. ----s
Derisive boos from the hearers an
are represented abroad as bloodthirsty
beasts"
Then he continued:
In times like these, the only thing
TO DO is to remain firm and not yield
one iota.''
Hitler reiterated his desire to stretch
out the nations hands to all former
enemies, and said Germanys security
alone is endangered, not that of others.
Ready to Negotiate Treaties.
aOna lou for
another is system that cannot last"
others trust us? When has the German
nation broken its pledged word?
1 protest with all my force against
what the scoundrelly emigrants in Paris
and Brussels say. They no longer are
Germans
we are ready to go into every inter-
national conference and Aevery treaty
negotiation, but only as equals.
I do not intrude upon private So
ciety unless am treated as an equal:
similarly, I will not have this nation
treated as shoe sinner.
Either you give us equality or you
VIII never see u.s."
Then the chancellor appealed for the
the nation is asked to approve the gov
ernment'S policy and also for the Nazi
Reichstag ballot.
Il do not need your vote, for I am
firmly in the saddle" declared Hitler,
but you yourselves need the vote II you
want to be true to yourselves.
Before the world you and I want to
show we demand being treated differ
emily"
The speech lasted so minutes.
RADIO broadcasting stations IN all
parts OF the world, including North and
South America, relayed the address.