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‘¥ “Reich to Mark ‘Munich Putsch Tomorrow _ iy Hider Curtails aly a Celebration of Beer = 1. . '-Cellar Uprising eet ONE OT TE fa! eo a an 3 ‘* - ‘T'Berlin, Nov. e@ermany, today \ Senin premuceilons te the ciniver- ] sary celpbration of Fuebrer Hitler's! . Munich cellar putsch of 1923, “ at hab been traditional for Hitler | to speak off the on the night ef each November 8 in Munich’s Buergrebrau Hal! to the survivors of the old guard who assembled there | " ¢he night before the unsuccessful | , march to conquer Germany was “" “This part of the program is to be _ tlorml ceremony on November @ consisting of a parade to two “temples” dontaining the re-| ' mains of the who fell in the putsch, has been ed. Bolidsy Called Of ‘ ‘Munich, usually enjoying a holi- - @ay’on that date, will work as usual : ursday and exercises will be lim- Tes to a simple ceremony of de- Bostting wreaths on tombs of Nazi- om’s heroes. . ¢ (The revolt was quashed and Hit- fer, in April, 1924, was sentenced +. to five years in prison. He was re- * eased in December, however.) "= Orders creating “officeg of trus- 2 feeship” in Poland were to- " day by Marshal Goering as ir- man of the council for national de- dens, indicating that some form of government for German-occupied Polish territories was being organ- 4 2 The orders’ immediate ses ‘wmer_in “sdminister assets the j le y and Eel petens cod ne Gnome measures.” . those areas which it said remain to he “definitely fixed.” * + Criticism of the neutrality action the United States Congress con- nued in Berlin’s afternoon Papers, but the general line shifted to that oY Propaganda Minister Goebbels’ » Der Angrift which said: : , oe ook determines foreign ; Against Wall Street and profiteers s iring to make money out of mu- | witlons Der Angriff pitted the Amer- fean wor! man who, the paper , said, was unwilling to fight on : France's bittlefields for causes for- ‘ to . - . "Revision (of the neutrality law) ~ thus becomes a ed limb on which America's fate is tremblingly nerched.” the newspaper said. : Kina Hamburg Fremdenblatt some men @ repeal is a deep bow before the men whdrule Wall Street and new proof thaf it is impossible ! for any democratid government to - place the interestd of its people ' above the interest# of the ruling j financial caste.” ; . * Doubt U. 6. Neutrality } -The Boersen Zeitung declares that “compared with the importance of the repeal itself, clauses such as ‘ eaish and carry, prohibition of Amer- .. ~ $can ships to enter belligerent wa- . and others, do not appear to a en neutrality ut‘ rather ’ give the impression that they were designed to counteract the angers by offering ones self as a néutral state as an arms factory to western powers.” <The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung . describes as the “backstairs joke of history, that the same President who wanted to introduce a new or- der to America now, himself, lets , Wgose the old powers, once more.”: i ;The Lokalanzeiger tates the { Hools’ gold=wireb=holds thousands : Of Americans enchanted, as Roose- ’ - velt once said, is now introduced in ‘ a law against which their fathers elequently warned,” while the _.. Swoeltubrblatt writes, “President 2 Ww. too, once the .‘ American ‘Na and . Peele on Peace Bros + ee _-——____ | acest 1 : suid a ie iasreaen “OMce wvou ave the authority of general governtrernt—ets