"THINGS MAY HAPPEN"
TENSION HIGH IN MUNICH
AWAITING THE TREASON
VERDICT,
(DSITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.)
(FOBUSBKD IN THB TIMES.] (Received Ist April, 9 a.m.)
LONDON, 31st March. The Munich correspondent of " The Times " says the Bavarian Government is taking special precautions in view of possible disturbances when tho verdict ir. the Hitler trial is announced on Tuesday. A proclamation- has been issued warning the population that rioting, looting, unlawful assembly, and resistance <j£ the State forces is punishable with death and penal servitude, and forbidding the display of posters with the result of the trial in the streets, cafes, or shop windows. A State Commissioner has been appointed, with special powers, to maintain order.
Reports that Hitler's supporters throughout Bavaria are concenerating in Munich is officially contradicted; but from previous . experience the public places little faith in official denials .Everywhere there is a feeling that things may happen. ■ °
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 78, 1 April 1924, Page 7
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