HITLER’S BID

Grey River Argus, 24 August 1934, Page 5

HITLER’S BID

FOR SUPPORT OF ALL Catholic Opposition (Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.) (Received August 23 at 7 p.m.) LONDON, August 23. The “ News-Chroni'cle’s” Berlin cojrcspondeut says: Herr Hitler is prepared to make peace with the "Vatican. 11. will be recalled that the heaviest anti-11 i'tler polling was in the Catholic areas of Germany. Herr Hitler is also watching the Saar, the majority of whose inhabitants are Catholics. Tho Berlin correspondent of the “Times’’ says: It is authoratitivel ■’ stated General Goering has approved of the early liberation of 15,000 politi cal prisoners. It had never yet been admitted that there were so many in Prussian cun'centration camps. If a nieasur 0 of >uch wisdom were really enforced, it would presumably be part of Leader Hitler’s campaign to win over the tenth part of 'the population which voted against him. AUSTRIAN HOPES LONDON. August 22. The “Daily Mail’s” Nice eorrespon dont states; Herr Schuschnigg. Chan ‘cellor of Austria, has arrived here, ostensibly for a few days’ rest. Interviewed. he said he hoped to see within a fortnight the dissolution of the Aus trian Nazis in Germany, and the resumption of neighbourly relations.