MANY CLASHES
OVER HUNDRED ARRESTS MADE AT PRESIDENTAL ELECTION. (United Press Association—By Electric Teiegra ph.—Copyright.) BERLIN, February 29. The Presidential election opened to-day with many clashes between the Nazis, Communists and Socialists engaged in propaganda. There were many broken heads, after which the police intervened. 120 arrests were made.
HITLER’-S PROTEST. “NOT A DESERTER.” BERLIN, Bebruary 28. Herr Hitler, in a letter to President Hindenburg, protests against the press restrictions, alleging •calumnies against the Nazis, and demanding to know what President Hindenburg proposes In order to ■'“'restore principles of chivalry.” He repudiates the allegations that he lost • Austrian nationality because he deserted. He encloses official documents showing he was not liable for Austrian service in 1914, but patriotically volunteered for the Oei - man Army, where he stayed five years.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 March 1932, Page 5
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