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HITLER'S MAY DAY SPEECH AT GREAT RALLY OF LABOUR FRONT

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Berlin, To-day.

At noon yesterday, as one of the principal features of the May Day celebrations, there was a great rally of the German Labour Front in the Lust- garten where Chancellor Hitler accompanied by Dr. Goebbels and the leader of the German Labour Front, Dr. Ley, were received by Field- Marshal Goering.

After inspection of the guard of honour, Hitler as- cended the platform specially erected for speakers in front of the "Old Museum."

The Chancellor began by remind-, more difficult in our country than ing his hearers that May First, elsewhere. Nevertheless we can' which was originally the festival look back with pride on the of Spring, had subsequently be achievements of the past five come the day of fratricidal strife years.

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and then asked whether the So-}; "None of our crities ever be- cialists despite the gloomy lieved it possible, that we could. prognostics made when it was es-accomplish such great things in tablished, had succeeded in achiey-such a short time. The best proof ing the tasks which it had set of the greatness of our achieve- itself.

ments is the fact that we succeed- MAN DOES NOT LIVE.ON ed in-winning over practically the

THEORIES

entire nation to our ideal, No "The tasks incumbent on us are compulsion and no terrorism could more difficult than those confront-even have accomplished this." ing many other countries. Man Hitler then went on to make a does not live on theories but first comparison between Germany and foremost on what his soil is able to the surrounding countries.. supply and in this respect no

COMPARISONS country is worse off than ours.

"If we except one European Space in it is limited, it is very country which I shall have the densely populated and it is sur-honour to visit in the coming days, rounded by many neighbours filled we everywhere'; see only those with envy and hatred. Hence the phenomena which still continued `in. struggle for existence must be the years of 1932 and 1933 to crush..

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Germany. Those who once thought themselves under the necessity of criticising us and treating us in a an arrogantly condescending fas- hion, have not be able to master. their problems as we have done.

"To-day this other world is troubled by the menacé of unem- ployment whilst our, trouble is to find an adequate supply of workers. Phenomenen of unemployment, characterizes public life of other countries whilst the progress and achievement is the outstanding feature of ours. Thereby it should be borne in mind that these other countries are incomparably better placed than Germany. We have, to struggle hard and to employ all our native genius to those things which fall into the lap of others. SUPREME COMMANDMENT. "Despite this, Germany has solved its task, it is a matter

of profound gratification to us to hear how other countries are to-day coming to realize things which in our country have been made the sup- reme cómmandment in our country. A people can consume only what it harvests and this

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not the outcome of pro- gramatic declarations but of ganised and wellplanned labour."

After making reference to the steady progress of German industry and the stability of the national finances Hitler appealed for sub- servience of the individual inter-.. ests to those of the nation as B whole.

"The domestic order and peace of of our people is our paramount concern," he declared.

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"Our strength and tion will ensure that Austria "will attain the prosperity which the Old Reich has attained. What has not yot been accomplished will be ac- complished later if the bearers of our ideal pursue their way cour- ageously and unswervingly." Trans-Ocean,