The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-30
hLERPOLLS
|IST Vote OF
SUPPORT
10 Face LocarnO
|Isaty Signers With
Solid Backing
b SUBMIT HIS
h VIEWS ON TUESDAY

vprrN. March &O.-CUP).-
I'll Hitler, triumphant in one
!. mos, remarkable elections
,.IJ Jared the LncTno treaty
y ' With mcrss ed 'rSahdenes'
nroparcd to offer them pre-
|. for eternal peace.
:, registered voters recorded
,DnroyaI Of Hitler'S foreign
!. ~ IN Yesterdays rcichstag
IN tkan there are men, wom-
u children in all France.
40, Indicated strongly that
I,,Jirr would he reflected in
D,,noSal, for settlement of
FSirsIand problem. These pro
4 vas forecast, will pre-
10 Great Britain. France
|,m and italy a broad plan
[ornlidatiug European peace
firm and permanent base.
SOMA final returns showed
ppr cent for Hitler.
IA, tho greatest majorit.
Manned in a German cleo
tho iS.SSO.46S votes count
midnight, 43.353,186 were
hitler. in peace or war, and
@7.2S2 were invalid or
4 The Dictator.
was NazI Ger M a n Us
.sing reply to the LocarnO
h Great Britain, France and
un, who threatened forceful
EreS against the Reich after
mis- Of German soldiers
.sasVDed into the Rhineland
gEp Europe it's greatest war
snce 1918,
snany regarded it as merely
kstsl that the election result
naming about 500 member;
! new ReichStag. Yesterdays
& vas endorsement of Hitler
Ilsly and his proposals to
an peace in Europe by abSo-
eetslity in defiance of what
zty considers a hostile world.
more than 40,000.000 yot-
vS vent to the polls gave
aay he greatest display of
PnaIN and solidarity in Euro
history The vote was in
90 70 impress firmly on the
hS political foes that Hitler
snany" and that Germany
sand Or fall on his will"
ticome Of the referendum
Hitler ordered as an Eek
EoH Of the people" on his de-
that Germany be regarded
= slual Of al other nations.
m'sT IN doubt There was
Position. all other parties be-
Htavsd.
e4sd up by yesterdays re-
Hitler Will reply to the L,o-
e0vsrs on Tuesday. II will
,eEed to London by Joachim
Noesn.rcp. his special advi-
European affairs and am
sd9T,at-large.
answer Is expected to in
plan for European peace.
Phg a 25-year non-aggres-
pact With France and Bel
Also. it IS expected to
ins Locarno powers de-
mat ne withdraw his Rhine
W. aSaps pending negotiation
-. aUlsnent Of The impasse.
~ M Britain did everything
se through diplomatic chan
. y induce Hitler to postpone
NJ. ,s.'lon until the Rhlneland
.loh was settled.
: vote carried approval of:
a.; aerosation of the last re-
49,. measures Of the treaties
p "a and Versailles.
!, Gi'DDS;C.nPatlon Of the demili-
~ y Sansland zone on the
p a and Belgian frontiers.
b. nv; . dsnunClatlon Of the
), ~GoTlst mutual ASSISTANCE
4 : Incompatible with the To-
sany. ' menace to
, ";. fushrer's warning tia,
|, T ,..l ms! keep q hand off"
I t:l ; demand that Germ.
b., . .1 as an equal in al
i and and his offer Of # friend .ie d
Bi,l .snGe aud Belgium,
,nJ ~. himself a. the "onI,
soS ~, ,s2gm ,, force of tbs
ibs 'a n the only man fit tC
b. world from the road Of
\ , Ss&D!sts results before of
, riIis ng Of the polls cam.
pQ1 S,Sgss hear Hanover. whicf
pa Fns : loo per cent ives
IT, Ss Al, freedom and bread,
a ro apeo At g p. M, will
h., -" 5tTaFrIsr- ,.,..-n
'aer ballots. "'i 'ieui'
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