PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20490, 8 March 1932, Page 9

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

ggttMAN CAMPAIGN. 0$ AND COMMUNISTS CLASH. BALLOT CONSIDEREI INEVITABLE. - uU iSSOCI VnoK--HT ELECTK-.O Ifr* ■ aowwpa-coi'VßioaT.) March 7t1., 10.45 p.m.) BERLIN, March 7. "Cologoc Gazette forecasts tlia T presidential election on Marcl !»b President Hindenburg -will gel IfioS votes; Hcrr Hitler 12,200,000: JJierberg 1,900,000; thus a seconc be necessary. As it is ex ll* tli»t 33,000,000 electors will vote, 'jSLfcent Hindenburg needs to poi: «fl»i)00 in the - scoolul A ■JSJjght With Herr Hitler, or Hen '£s L» would certainly give the a substantial majority. "TTis a possibility that Dr. Duestcrwill retire from tho second ballot SiJißW® Bobenzollern Prince to be .rfuted, the purpose being to force Hindenburg to withdraw. Bra Prince and three other attended a march of the , which was arranged by 'Tffltrtffl* aindenburg has written to AtMlris fallows: If not elected on LffiStotprobably I shall withdraw nlsrwld feel that the majority of vere not behind nie. '' <t'' Xuqt Street Fights. "fitiinmr'r clashes between the Nazis marked last Sunday's election campaign. The l!S'mAbh of theso occurred in the when 100 Communists dSoail ft kfp" group, firing pointSaM* jßMffll, killing one and woundSHaimdi. rf my other street fights, freely using firearms tic police. Scores of per- " Ihirty Nazis whom tho ions of war