JOB FOR HITLER

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3795, 12 August 1932, Page 5

JOB FOR HITLER

May Get Chancellorship TO SAVE THE COUNTRY FROM CIVIL WAR SAFER IN THE -CABINET THAN AS DISTURBING ELEMENT THE CENTRE PARTY HOLDS BALANCE OF POWER, CAN IT MUZZLE THE NAZIS? By Telegraph—Press Assn—Copyright (Aust. and N.Z. Cable) (Received August- 12, 9 a.m.) Berlin, August HThe lengthy conference between Pro-Mult Von Hi-ndonburg and Chancellor von Papen was nop coneluded yesterday. J.t is to be resumed to-day. LEADER OF THE NAZIS It is unde-'-taod there is a possibility of Adolf Hitler lieeoming Chancel, loi- and perhaps also the Prussian Premier, but under stringent guarantees. He will be entrusted with power', not as a party leader, hut as the nominal head of a Cabinet of per-' sunulities with Yon Htndhenburg asPresident, although General von Selileieher will be actually in contvo!. . IS IT BENEVOLENT? The new development depends entirely on the Centro party’s attitude of benevolent neutrality. It i known that leading members are of the opinion that it is better to have Hitler in office and muzzled than continuing bis activities outside. The question is: '‘Can Hitler ho muzzled ?” TIME OF TERROR The new s tnation has undoubtedly arisen through the campaign of terrorism necessitating a reconstruction. of the Cabinet earlier than was expected. it is porsi-tently rumoured that Nazi storm troops are planning a. march on the capital. Armed pel re are guarding the railways and public buildings. A THREAT London, August 11. According' to the Daily Express, eorrespandeut HincU-nlmrg refused to consider Hitler for the Chancellorship and told von Pa pen t hat. lie would resign the Presidency rather than consent.