HITLER'S SUMMONS.
} FORMATION" OF FLYING OOEPS. LONDON". December 20. | Opponents of tie Nazis are excited ; by Herr Hitler's summons, coached in 1 military terms, asking members of the | party who are able to fiy to oner then ! services to form a fixing corps. Herr I Hitler says that tie object is sporting I aviation, and be discounts tie military 1 phraseology by pointing out that moat | Germans with air experience are ex-war ! pilots. | It is denied that the Nazis hare I ordered 25 aeroplanes from the Albatross I works. Moreover, the paucity of Nazi • funds forbids such a purchase 1 A cartoon, published in " Vorwaris,' | the Socialist newspaper, depicting Hen t Hitler selling to a newspaper for cash, i his reply to Dr. Bruening supports the | authenticity of this view. There is ! nothing to prevent the Nazis, some of whom own. or can borrow, aeroplanes, from forming their own air club and calling ii a fiyosg-corps.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 306, 28 December 1931, Page 7
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