HITLER'S LEGIONS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 199, 8 September 1937, Page 5

HITLER'S LEGIONS

— bieaa Assn —

Armed Camp At Nureittberg Congress

FUHRER ACCLAIMED

[By Telegraph-

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(ltecsivcr 8, 8.45 a.m.) NUEEMRU-" Bcpt. 6. Accorded a rbccptiou rivalling anything gignor Mdssolhii lias expcfieilccd, ticii- Hitler airivcd by air fbr tbfe Natioliai Socialistic Congrfss amid rbats bf cheeriiig frdm the popuklee liliiiig tlie stfccts behind ranks of arrriCtl gUafds. Cafiiiofls of chtti'ch bulls aiirl i'aiifafes df tfurr ' • atidcd to tlie jtjyotis cldiinJlii-. Low-flymg botiibing plailcs macle cbli vefsation and telepboning inaudibie, and droU'iied Cvc'n tlie grtinibiiugS oi ; the loreigii jottriialist Who was eipeeted t'> pay £1 a tlight fbr twiii-bed accbrnlnodation with utter strangers in a seebndrate hotel: The cbligfess is ostensibly dovbted tb German labbttr, but gives ihe iinpressioii of ali afliied caibp. The civiiian population is sUbtnefged to the point of ifivisibility. All hotdl acCommodation has beett bommaiitjeered, coniman.lints ieplacing maiiagers. The gates of the city are ciosed to strangers without permits. The streets are pacbed, evei-yone saluting. The streets eclio With the tramp of broWn-clad coluiiins gay with ribbons ahd banners and with drum-beats. The cost of the congress is estiniated at £1,000,000. A buiiding schelne to be completed by 10i'3 has been launched outside the tdwn. It involves marble aiid granite arehitecture, a Sacred grove, a cclossal fotlntain, martian fields, and the world' s greatest parade groUtid surrounded by toW'ers 85 feet high: Six liundred thousand will participate in the final raily.