Show Hitler Screens His Alliance With New Cabinet in Secrecy Nazi Chief Prepared to Move Into Power When Situ- Situ tion Is Ripe Editors Editor's note This is the third In a series by the chief chiet of the United Press bureau in Berlin explaining the German political crisis B By FREDERICK KUH KUIL Copyright 1932 b by United Press BERLIN June Back B-Back 8 Back of Germanys Germany's Germanys Germany's Germanys Germany's Ger Ger- many's new monocle cabinet of ot Industrialists Industrialists Industrialists In In- and aristocrats stands Adolph Hitler Hiller the fascist ready to move on to power when the time is ripe He Is definitely allied with the new government although not openly The friendship between Hitler Hiller and General Curt von Schleicher domi domi- dominant nant figure in the cabinet is based on ona ona onla la a secret understanding between these two important figures in the new Ger German man scene It H was known for a long time that Von Schleicher was concocting a deal with Hitler who was an occasional guest at the generals general's home But Hitler Hit ler had to quell opposition in his own party ranks from nazi subordinates who were dissatisfied with their chiefs chief's clandestine alliance with Von Schleicher leader of the army anny reactionaries MOVES OYES WITH SPEED Hitler Hiller moved with his hl customary speed When Elbert Krebs editor of the Nazi Hamburger pub pub- published published an attack on Von Schleicher Hitler HiUer promptly expelled the editor from rom the nazi party Meanwhile Von Schleicher had perfected a confidential accord with Hitler including the following provisions First the reichstag was to be dissolved dissolved dis dis- solved and general elections held Se Second ond the nazis would be given Important posts in Von ministry mm min although Minister of Defense von van Schleicher Foreign Minister Baron von Neurath and Minister of Interior Baron von Gayl would retain their posts in a remodeled cabinet Third the Von cabinet would remove the ban on Hitler's Hillers brown shirt army and restore it to legal existence existence ex ex- but the brown shirts would drop the role of Hitler's private army and be enrolled in government service under the guise of labor bat bat- Fourth Hitler would be granted the utmost freedom to use his effective elective propaganda during the campaign for forthe forthe forthe the July 31 election in which the nazis hope to win control of the reichstag but he promised to be moderate toward the junkers cabinet and to concentrate against socialist and Catholic Cath olic parties DANGLED AS BAIT BAITA A member of ot the recently ousted Bruening cabinet told the correspondent correspond correspond- ent that one of the pieces of bait that Von Schleicher dangled before Hitler was the prospect of President von Hindenburg's resignation in the autumn autumn autumn aut aut- and the subsequent elevation o of Hitler to the presidency The disbanding of the reichstag g before before before be be- fore that body reconvened not only save saved the Von ministry the thc pain of or a parliamentary defeat but saved littler Hitler the necessity of voting In support of ot a junker cabinet Now Hitler may stump the country without being publicly identified with the feudal ministry which he is confident conui- conui dent will share occupancy of future governmental seats with his own f fascists With this lineup evolved In secret conferences and apparently destined to work well In the election campaign the d decisive crisis will wilt come after aUer the election with the well veil established sharing of the spoils Hitler dependent depend depend- ent on his success ss at nt the polls may demand more than the army leaders and the land owners in the cabinet may want ant to concede If It it comes to toa a showdown which Von SchleIcher will do his utmost to avoid the sympathy sym path pathy of officers and troops of the for the nazis will make the use of the army against the brown shirts hazardous FACES PROBLEM Hitler will have a dl difficult problem of his own in curbing the opposition of many of or his followers toa toa to toa a nazi coalition with a junkers regime As long ong as Hitler's Hitters collaboration with the Von Von Schleicher cabinet is screened he will viI be able to deny publicly that he is supporting support support- ing the government but if he decides to share in the government he may face the first serious disaffection in his own ranks Hitler's Hillers followers have a hatred for democracy parlia parlia- and bolshevism and an allegiance to dictatorship and military military mili mili- tary preparedness in common with the junker rulers but there their mutual mutual mutual mu mu- ideals cease abruptly Hitler's enormous movement represents represents represents rep rep- resents the revolt of ot the dispossessed classes not only against democracy but against capitalism while the new government is popularly considered the militant vanguard of a few thousand thousand thou thou- sand agricultural and industrial capitalists capitalists capi capt in the midst of a pauperized Germany Gennan The Thc desertion of ot at least communists to the nazi banner had a radical influence on the socialist faction fac tion of Hitler's supporters Part of the masses of middle class workers and farmers enrolled In Hitlerism regard regard regard re re- re- re gard the Von Van cabinet as the symbol of their enemies But Hitler may ma be prophetic In assuming assuming as as- suming that the average German yearns so desperately for a change of government that he is even ready to tofaU fall faU in line with a nazi alliance with the Prussian junkers |