Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-08-31 | Page 6 | Nazi Confab Holds Threat of Trouble

Nazi Confab Holds Threat of Trouble 3 OOOO Headed by Chieftain Gather for Convention By PAUL KECSKEMETI IETI United Press Staff Correspondent Germany Aug 31 Triumphantly 31 dominant dominant dom dam over Germanys Germany's destinies nazis jammed ancient ancient an an- dent Nuremberg today for a day four party convention that may w write a flaming page in Europe's history With Europe alarmed at the virility of ot the th nazi movement and the bluntness blunt- blunt ness his of-his talk Chancellor Adolf Hitler Hiter Hit- Hit ler er revered almost as a god is due to make two speeches and Issue a a party proclamation In addition Hitler's chief expert on foreign affairs Alfred Rosenberg will vill deliver a report on foreign polIcy policy pol- pol icy cy that offers hope of liquidating the Austrian crisis or the threat of further fur fur- ther her isolating Germany German from the rest ot of f Europe In special trains and by every other ther means of transport party members members mem mem- bers storm storn troopers Hitler HiUer youth and auxiliaries poured into like Ike an army cheering above the peal of f the old church bells leUs that ra rang g out in welcome n-welcome to them One thousand foreign guests of honor lonor and 1600 newspaper representatives n- n from throughout the world watched proceedings Hitler arrived last night after an automobile journey journey from from Munich Hermann Prussian minister minis minis- ter ter- er of f Interior Paul Goebbels minister minister min rain ister of propaganda Ernst Roehm commander in chief of aU all nazi military mili- mili tary activities and andRitter E E. von Epp r reich ich governor of ot Bavaria and Hit Hit- cr's lers confidential adviser on military matters accompanied him bum Hitler elected to live in a tent In inthe the he middle of those occupied by the 10 storm troopers and nd Hiter Hitler Hit- Hit ler er youths Hitler was was to make mak his sp speech ech tolay to- to day to lay to nazi women's organizations Tomorrow he is to speak speak-at a special meeting devoted to cultural problems and at atthe the main proclamation proclamation procla procla- mation will be Besides the f foreign r affairs report there here will be rep reports on social questions questions ques- ques lons and therace problems either of which may be of world importance Other activities include committee meetings on newspapers propaganda finance law medicine agriculture education workers' workers organizations II war victims I municipal policy social reconstruction engineering and German Ger Ger- man man minorities a abroad roa S Austri Austrian n Nazi Chief flees Flees Into Italy B BOLZANO Italy Aug 31 UP UP- UP Franz Hofer Austrian nazi chief rescued res- res cued from prison prisons at Innsbruck by three men who whoP chloroformed his jailors arrived here today after a I gr grueling trip across across' th the Alps I Hofer nazi chief io for the Tyrol- Tyrol district of Austria was suffering ring from a gunshot wound in inthe inthe the he knee knee- suffered when a a policeman shot at atthe the rescue rescuers rescuers' motor car when it t failed ailed to halt half at his command on the he Brenner pass road The Thc nazi chieftains chieftain's rescuers carried carried car car- ried tied him most of the way after that abandoning their stolen mot motor r car carand carand carand and fleeing on n a Ii mount mountain in path to toward toward toward to- to ward the Italian frontier Hofer had hoped to start at once e by airplane for lor the c G German 1 Wll nazi az con conven conven- en- en tion tion i at N Nuremberg r e berg but Austria se seeks his extradition and it was believed he would be detained here Bolzano is 35 miles south of the Brenner pass at the Italian Austrian frontier Innsbruck where Hofer was rescued is 18 miles mUes oar o of 1 the pass ass as