The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-11
Adolf Hitler Is
Seeking For Peace
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servers from the Spanish nationalist
government had arrived to study
Maj party administration and that
q representative Of the Nazi labor
front" might soon 60 to Spain.
Met at Palace
Hitler received the diplomats
corps at the presidential palace. The
papal nuncio, Monsignor Cesare
Orsenigo, dean Of the corp, was
Ill, and in his place acted Andre
Ffancois-Poncet, French ambassa-
dor, whose government charges Ger
many with infiltration into Spanish
Morocco.
The fuehrer expressed regret at
the Papal Nuncio's illness and ex-
pressed hope for his recovery. Then
he launched into praise Of the Nazi
achievements in Germany.
Germany will look back on the
past year with deep satisfaction"
he said, full Of gratitude towards
Providence which has blessed our
works.
"Our efforts to help Germany In
the hard struggle for existence at
home has been highly successful.
ION the other hand we have also
succeeded In securing for our coun-
try Q standing in the world befit-
ting great nation"
Beating Unemployment
Regarding measures TO combat
unemployment, Hitler said:
eff we determine to increase Ger
many's economic independence 1t Is
not because we intend TO shut our
selves Of from the outside world but
because we are convinced that sound
world economics can be built up
only upon strong national econ
omics."
He extolled the value Of Nazi Ger
many as a guarantor Of peace.
This bulwark of genuine Euro
pean culture and strong social JUS
tice," he said, ITS more reliable
element of European order than a
turbulent state torn among many
dissenting opinions and suffering
from economic ills"
Regarding the foreign situation,
Hitler said:
II hope other nations will increas-
ingly understand our honest will to
make an essential contribution to
the progress Of all nations.
Present worries ought to serve as
q warning to all nations In time 70
recognize the dangers threatening
world peace and thus promote
real understanding and reconcilia-
ton among nations, which will make
possible prosperity and progress for
humanity as a while"
French Diplomat Speaks
Ambassador Francois-Poncet, in
his address to Hitler, referred to the
"disquiet and worry" marking the
beginning of the year and expressed
the wish that the new year would
bring real peace among nations as
Wen as within each nation"
Francois Poncet wished regarding
Germany: May she ever increase
in prosperity and contribute to a
well founded peace in Europe and
tho world, which the noblest hearts
consider as the goal of their efforts.
Before the diplomatic reception,
Hitler received the leaders of the
armed forces, led by Field Marshal
Werner Won Blomberg, war minis
ter; Admiral Erich Raeder, COM
rnander in chief of the navy; Cen
eral Werner Won Fritsch, comman-
der in chief of the army, and Cen
eral Hermann Goering, commander
IN chief Of the air force. ...
Then the newly appointed mayor
Of Berlin, Julius Lippert. introduced
the traditional delegation Of salt
miners from Halle, who give Hitler
their greetings each year. Rudolph
Hess, deputy leader Of the Nazi party
gave Hitler the party's greetings.
Govt. Quarters Relieved
Government quarters appeared
relieved today In the belief that the
excitement of the French press over
Morocco was subsiding 1t was in
dictated that. though the morning
newspapers matched the French
ones in recriminations, government
leaders did not wish to make the
situation more excited by any off,
cial declaration.
1t was suggested that Great Bril-
tain,S note on volunteers for Spain
made Germany's diplomatic posi-
lion stronger because France would
have to declare her own policy.
Leaders take the view that charges
against Germany as regards Moroc-
co are fabrications and leave 1t at
that. The morning newspapers, how
ever, were sharp-to and said that
French press reports were a screen
to cover French intervention and
preparation to seize Spanish Mo-
rocco.
Denouncing various reports, the
Voelkischer Beobachter, official Nazi
party organ, said that the entire
pack OF Paris news hounds has been
let loose against Gers n.y."