The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
ADOLF HITLER IN
 FIGHT FOR LIFE
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(continucd from Page j.) fight by aDt0goniziDg the powerful non .N1zi conservative element
 He deCreed that all ministry Of' fci0ls and party orators should take vacation throughout July.
 2-Vjco Chancellor Franz Won Phpen. coDHory1tIce lender, whose speech nt Marburg waB n doGlarh, ton Of opposition 10 G0ebclB and his radicals, addressed n cOnVcn' ton of delegates Co German cham bers of commerce abroad and said;
 "fbsre js nc doubt whatever that our lender UiitIer) will bring Co victorious tormiD0tiOn hls work of regeHcratjne the Dnti0D."
 But the country today whB tcen' ing with FumOFB of n putBch by the conservative or renctiOD9ry ole' TncDt .-- the jndustrinIlsts, the junker land owner class, perhaps tho gtnto police and inc army ..
 It W0s TumOTcd AlsO that left wing elements BuDDresSed by. mo E0zjB would C1Il general btrlbc--, which itself Docess6riiy would De or revolutionary nature ~- 1T the 'rP' nctlODHrlGs moved,
 CIybI WHp May Come
 One movement whB against tb" arrogant, violent N1zi nDderllngS sDd inc radical B0cb1JIsm 10 whlgP conservatives charge they gre bend' ing,
 There scemed q wide realization tbnt not only revolution but clvll war might follow IIitIer's f1II, and bring tO hn end everything Cor" many has built ID iB the bitter ye8rs since the World war.
 However gront the r1dic0lS DDm" berg, there were other elements AZ strong or stronger --- the COD8ervh' lives, including the Bt1hIheIm; the JeWg, tbn m6narchIstB, the fOrfngf members of the nationalist party communists, the socialists, tho moderate Catholic and EyaBgeIicn' population. hope among these that NhHIsjn must De tempered or must RO, Hitler Bocmed Co need f. formula that would temper his radicals hn1 f tb1t failed, the ruthisssneW 70 drum them ont of tbe party
 HI,Hrp Note fO Germany
 Washington, June 29 --- Up) - Becrot1ry of Bt6te COrdejl Hull tg' dHy put the blame for Germanys prGcGrOUs finances directly Dp 70 inc policies Of inc N0zl regime Ip 1 sharply WOrded note,
 The note, with m fr6DkDe@ ub' usual in diplomatic exeh0Dges, f'' fepred Co extensive recent "GerHHD foreign pUrCh1Bes Of material Bus.. Ceptlbje Of military use" Bs one or the peasOBg for the present nnnn' cibI distrcsM
 Tine communication was iD reply md rGfutatiOn tO M German eSplb' nation Of the moratorium on ID. terest and principal payments Of German bonds hold by American investors
 JJulI took the German note hDhtt excuse by excuse, and found )t "distiDetjy inadequate"
 Jje discussed the policies Oi CbnncejjOr Adolf IiitIer which bc bIOmed for the present st1ts 0i aff1ITH.
 "The asserted anxiety of tbo German government Co make every effort Co meet ttB obligations csb. not Do proven by f. mere display O' bfH UFUIfftNI UhNb''bI pbN evident from m examination Of the whole trend and operation Of Ger man policy" HDIi said,
 Some Instructions
 Berlin, June 2S --- DP) - Oni' ciGl instructions f0E tOBlnE dOWh OVep. ep.eDtbusi6sti mRDtfestati0Ds bf admbrntjOD of ChGncHiiOr Adolf Uii' Ior were issued tOd0y by WtIhsItf l.l nhtllNn nt The iDstrUctjOBs follow;
 Autograph soskers must re- sttHtB themselves,
 z Audiences will not cbeeT ljh Ter during iBtsrmissIODs St fbehfer' which no attends.
 a-CjtlzeDH must remain wlihlt police lines when Hitler dnVol through the streets,
 4--lmDTOmptU p0rades aD, demo tT1tiODe are forbidden 1Dr Ing HDiJer's visits t0 st1ts offices
 G-.- Admirers wi jnOt throw flowers 0t Ujtjor's motor csr'