Munich, Aug. 16, Herr Theo Habicht,' one of the leaders of the Nazi Party, is, it, would appear, making a habit' of attacking the Austrian Government, Following his recent denunciation: of the Austrian Government in an address which jarred on the nerve "¢f European chancelleries, Herr Habicht, who was recently expelled from Vienna, ina speech here t night, declared that, since the We every' effort on the part of Austria 40 achieve her political ambitions mad been opposed by the majority'
feague of Nations, which'
in Barope, professed to be the protector of rial nations and a champion of the right to self-determination, looked on, he said, while Austria' enjoyed tower rights than the most insignia Geant negro tribes in Africa.
As the Austrian people had been deprived of constitutional means of Expressing dissatisfaction with their present Government, Herr Habieht continued, they would surely seize the only ethel method of insisting on their wisi The Nazi movement, he concluded, incorporated Austria's honest de: sires, and the Nazis would carry on the struggle to victory.
The fact that the had no intention of discontinuing broadcast widdresses" from Munich for benefit of the people of Austria wat made clear by Herr Habicht, who wald that the next broadcast would occur on Saturday.
Herr Habicht, "whose speech: to-
allegations recently' made by. thi night was broadcast, replied to the official Austrian paper ""Reichpost" in regard to the alleged plans of the la against AN He denied that the Nazis were planning to sabotage economic relief Austria or exploiting diplomatic for political purposes. He a ied that an Austrian leg! any organisation was being reeruit-Bavaria, but admitted that Austrians were being enrolled "in order to Meanwhile, Reuter's correspondent at Vienna states that the Austrian Cnbinet has armed itself with power outlaw mal hartieipating
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