Berlin, June 30.
Reuter learns that Herr Hitler, in all probability, is not going to Bremen tomorrow for thè launching ofa new German warship, at which he was expected to speak.
it is believed that Herr Hitler is anxious to get as much rest as possible before the strenuous time anticipated for him next Autumn.
Therefore, it is stated, the German leader is avoiding any engagements which are not strictly necessary.
He also realizes, German circles here declare, that his speeches are at present so important to the world that he must be extremely careful when and where he makes them.
It would be difficult, it is pointed out, for Herr Hitler to speak on a naval occasion without mentioning the, British Naval Memorandum, and he is said to be unwilling to anti-Cipate Germany's formal reply.—Reuter.
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