Evening star., 1939-04-30

9y the Associated Press.
BERLIN, April 29.-Nazis declared
tonight that Reichsfuehrer Hitler's
denunciation of the German-Polish
non-aggression treaty had freed
Germany of all contractual reasons
barring her from taking back the
Free City of Danzig.
Informed quarters expressed be-
lief that the Fuehrer's Reichstag
speech yesterday, in answer to Presl-
dent Roosevelt's peace appeal, again
pointed to the free city as the next
big problem Hitler may tackle.
He was represented as watching
closely for world reaction to his
denunciation of the 10-year accord
with Poland, signed in 1884, as well
as his termination of the 1885 naval
treaty with Britain.
Hitler Sees Hungarians.
But he found time to attempt
further consolidation of Nazi friend
ship with Hungary, Germany S
closest collaboration in Central
Europe. Hungarian Premier Count
Paul Teleky and his foreign min
lister, Count Stephen Csaky, were
the Fuehrer's guests at state din
ner tonight in his mammoth new
chancellery.
Hitler talked with them at length,
the official news bureau said. All
relations between their countries
were "candidly discussed" and the
conversations resulted in complete
understanding in conceptions Of the
political situation and proof OF the
fast friendship between the two
countries the agency added.
The Hungarian diplomats arrived
IN Berlin this afternoon for three
day visit and talked with German
Foreign Minister Joachim Won Rib
bentrop and Field Marshal Her
mann Wilhelm Goering, Hitler's
chief aide.
Won't Seek Terms Again.
The Fuehrer declared in his
Reichstag speech yesterday that
@Danzig is German and wants to
come to Germany" He also inti-
mated that he would not seek again
to come to terms with Poland over
the Danzig Polish Corridor issue be-
cause Poland had rejected his "one
and only proposal"
Nazis in Danzig had hoped to
return to Germany on Hitler's 5Oth
birthday anniversary, April 20,
which was preceded with unful-
filled rumors of a German coup.
Instead Hitler merely accepted hon.
orary citizenship in the Free City.
Now, however, the breaking OF
Germany's treaty bonds with Po-
land has raised the enthusiasm OF
Danzig Nazis again. Their mouth
piece, the Danziger Vorposten, said
Hitler's speech has relieved us OF
worry about DanZig's future. Its
fate is now the Fuehrer's personal
concern"
Interest in Poles Reaction.
Particular interest was shown IN
ofhcial Nazi quarters over Poland S
reaction as the result of the tornup
n-aggression pact. Authorities
said no substantial indication had
been given by Warsaw as to how the
Polish government had received the
change in affairs.
Informed German sources became
Increasingly confident in the light
of Hitlers 18,000-word grafton yes
terday that by ending the treaty
with Poland and the 1885 Anglo
German naval accord the Fuehrer
had put it up to London and War
saw whether they wanted to sign
again on his terms.
They pointed out that Hitler had
stated conditions for new agree
ments.
Hitler will have two occasions
Monday to tell the world anything
he forgot to say in his answer yes
terday to President Roosevelt's peace
message or to comment on world
reaction to what Nazi newspapers
called his crushing rebuff"
He was expected to speak twice
during Nazi May Day celebrations
to Hitler youth in the early morn
ing and again at a midday rally In
the Lustgarten.