Evening star., 1937-01-30

nism Is living proof of how little
Germany dreams Of isolating itself,
and by the same token. Of how little
1t feels itself to be isolated"
Urges Peace With France.
Hitler reiterated his previous decla-
ration that Germany wants peace
with France.
In addition" he continued. Ger
many has assured Belgium and Hol-
land that it is prepared at any time
to recognize and guarantee these
states as incontestibly neutral terri
tories"
Denying that Germany favors a
policy Of economic isolation. Hitler
said:
II do not believe. however. that
economic cooperation between peo-
Piles can succeed lsstingly on any
other plane save that of mutual ex-
change Of goods.
Let there be no doubt, however.
that our determination to carry out
the four-year plan (of national self
sufnciency) permits OF no change.
The reasons which led to our de-
cision are compelling. ! have been
able to discover nothing recently that
might dissuade us"
Der Fuehrer, declaring that his Nazi
movement rs the most beautiful and
most perfect Democracy" shouted
that, by contrast. 10000 deaths were
the achievements of the splendid
Democratic revolutionaires in Spain"
In a setting of wildly enthusiastic
Nazi rededication, the German fuehrer
hailed the work Of his own regime.
belitted democratic world citizens"
and cried out that the most exalted"
task of the Third Reich was the pres
ervation "of . race based on blood
Is God gave it to U.S."
Powers Extended Four Years.
The Reichstag voted to extend Hit
ler's dictatorial powers for an addi-
tional four years as Der Fuehrer
opened Nazidom's celebration.
BY acclamation, the Parliament ap-
proved q motion by Minister Of the
Interior wilhelm Frick shortly before
Der Fuehrer mounted the rostrum for
a declaration on the future course OF
national socialism.
Quickly and without debate, the
Reichstag assembled, devoted S min
utes to election Of officers and placed
Col. Gen. Hermann Wilhelm Goering,
the chancellor's chief assistant, in the
chair.
Fifteen minutes after the gavel fell,
Hitler walked to the reading stand,
surveyed the packed chamber and
launched into his address.
1T is impossible within the limits
of this short meeting to enumerate
all that might be put down as re-
markable achievements in this most
surprising epoch in the life Of our
people," he began.
"Who can deny that during the four
years now past q revolution of the
most powerful extent swept over Ger
many?
This National Socialist revolution
was first and foremost q revolution
Of revolutions.
"By that. mean that hitherto it
was considered q characteristic feature
Of every true revolution that 1t must
consist of bloody annihilation of previ-
Gus incumbents Of power and in con-
nection Herewith, destruction Of
public and private institutions and
property"
Ministerial Party Enters.
The Nazi ministerial party, headed
by Col. Gen. Goering and DR.. Paul
Joseph 0oebbels, minister of propa-
ganda. filed into the cabinet section
shortly before l pm.
Seats in the diplomatic gallery were
filled and the public galleries crowded
with military and naval ofncials, party
representatives and spectators.
An international broadcast of the
parliament proceedings started . few
minutes before the arrival Of fIitler's
chief aides.
German, English and French an.
nouncers described the scene over q
hook-up which included all NaA
stations.
For the first time since Hitler came
to power four years ago, the radio
network was extended to most Euro
pean countries and also was rebroad-
cast in Asia, Africa and the American
Continents.
Great crowds of cheering Germans
massed outside the Kroll Opera House
where the .ReiclstAg assembled. Be-
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