SECRECY OBSERVED
HINDENBURG PARLEYS
POLITICAL LEADERS
. ' BEBLIN, 19th November. Secrecy has-been observed in respect to a conference in which / President Hindenburg received Dr. \Hugenberg, leader of the Nationalists, Herr Dingel.dey, leader of the People's Party, and Dr. Ludwig Kass, leader of the Centre Party.
Later the President had an hour's conference with Herr Hitler, who after, wards refused to discuss the proceedings beyond saying that it was a good beginning. It is, believed ■ that the President desired Herr Hitler to ascertain what support he could obtain in the formation of a Cabinet. ,;■-.''
The Hitlerites are optimistic as to the outcome of Herr Hitler's claim to the Chancellorship. It is rumoured in other quarters that Horr Hitler is chastened as the result of loss of seats in the recent election, and may not be as stubborn as formerly. Moreover, he-fears the raising of the age of enfranchisement from twenty to twenty-five, which
_ A woman found in the corridor of the Chancellery admitted having a dasreer concealed in her clothes, and that she was determined to use it to compel Herr yon Papen to promise to change his pokey. She was sentenced to three months' imprisonment.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 123, 21 November 1932, Page 9
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194SECRECY OBSERVED Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 123, 21 November 1932, Page 9
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