Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1933, Page 30

FIVE-YEAR HITLER REGIME FORECAST Eight Deaths During Week End Are Blamed on Po- litical Violence. By the Assoclated Press. BERLIN, February 27.—Franz Seldte, one-armed chief of a million “Steel Helmets,” now fighting side by side with Hitler's “Brown Shirts” for victory 'in next Sunday's elections, predicts the Hitler coalition cabinet will remain in power for five years. This was an outstanding statement in the flood of oratory loosed over the week-end, during which eight more deaths were laid to political violence. It comes in the wake of statements by leading Hitlerites that Sunday’s voting may be the last ever held in Germnny' and that the result cannot end the Hitler regime. Three of the eight slayings occurred yesterday. Meanwhile the leading Communist organ, Rote Fahne, was put under a six weeks' ban and the Bam- ‘berger Volksblatt, a Catholic paper, was suspended four days. Two persops were shot fatally in a Communist-Nazi fight at Wuppertal. Five were wounded. Two Nazi youths were stabbed, one fatally, at Lindefels. Another Hitlerite was stabbed at Bres- lau and three were shot and wounded at Falkensce. Seldte, who is minister of labor in the Hitler cabinet, spoke yesterday in Berlin. He said the cabinct, in which Nationalist party members outnumber the National Socialists, including Chan- cellor Hitler, would not even change in composition for at least five years. R— VETO URGED National Economy League Opposes Independent Offices Appropriation. By the Associated Press. The National Economy League today urged President Hoover to veto the in- dependent offices appropriation _ bill which provides rearly $1,000,000,000 | for war veterans. Henry H. Curran, director of the| league, said in a telegram to the Presi- dent that the league which seeks to re- duce the veterans’ benefits by $450,000 000, favors giving President-elect Roose- velt an opportunity to express himself before the money for the next fiscal year is appropriated. 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