HITLER EXPECTED TO FAIL.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20711, 23 November 1932, Page 11

HITLER EXPECTED TO FAIL.

UNABLE TO COMPLY WITH CONDITIONS. j Bl » FOR CHANCELLORSHIP. j U-.N'JTj'.u ~.,; r A33OCIVHO:: i;y ELEcnus j TULEGIUPH— -COI'YBIGHT ) I f lfc«eived November 22nd, 11.23 p.m.) G LONDON, November 22. According to the Berlin correspond - cits of several London papers Herr Adolf Hit] cr (the y a?A lcader) has already decided tliat he cannot comply ' with President von Jlindcnburgs eon- _ ditions, which two correspondents dc- , scribe as a trap. The "Daily Express" says: "A con- ; clave between Hon- Hitler and his lead- - nig supporters ended in a victory for the 'noes.' Hitler was not given a clear t refusal but instead sent a Jong letter to , the .President requesting further information regarding the conditions, . which was expected to result in a letter , today definitely refusing the Chancel lori ship." According to an earlier message the ; Berlin correspondent of the "Evening 1 Standard - ' said that at the end of a 10 minutes' interview the President gave Hitler six- hours to demonstrate that he could command a majority in the Reichstag. j CHANCES REMOTE. | OPPOSITION OF PARTIES. j tI.'MTCLi vr.vsn ASSOCIATION' ~ry ei.eo-ril j T'FXF.aKArH —(JOI'Y^IGHT.'I (Received November 22nd, 7.o'j p.m.) J HERLIN. November 22. If is officially announced that President von lliwlenbtirg will give his decision in tlio Hitler problem to-dav. The pro.-pects ol Herr Adolf Hitler's succession to the Chancellorship arc now remote. Tiie Centre Parly is far from ciiCiii-.iasLie about a Coalition with the Nazih, while Dr. National People's Party is definitely hostile. ! It i- understood tliat Hitler, at the ' conference with President von Hinden- ! asked lo he allowed to form a Presidential .Ministry similar to Herr von Papen's .Ministry, hut the President replied in the negative, saying : that only a non-Party leader was clig- ! ihle to form a Presidential Cabinet.