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but to find arguflenta which would support his earlier conviction* Tbifl ia a trait that mas throughout his life- He never studies to learn but only to justify *tet h& feeltu In other words, hifl Judgments are based •holly on emotional factors and are then clothed with an intellectual trgua&nt. Soon, he tells Ufl, he knew niore tijan they did about their own politics 1 Ideology and wa* able to tell tham things about i t which they did not *[iow them- It was this, accord ing to Hitler, which antagonized the against him. In any case, he was run off the Job with the threat that tf ho nppenred ngiln they would push him off the scaffold. This oust have be*n during the first hnlf of lttO9 when • he was twenty years old. Without a job, he auik lower snd lower in the social 3O(ile end E.% tines Mist have besn on Uie verge of starvstioja. At times he found en odd Job auch a? carrying anow or runnlue errands but P lnrga part of his £ime ill Ureudlines or bagging on the £treels. In Ucvomber, 1909, he ims ouet&d from hia room because he did not pay his rent and WHB forced to fi*»k refuge in a flophouse. Here he mat Hainhold Hanisch who was In much the seme predlcanfrnt* Tears later, Kaniflch wrote e long book sbout hi.a aaa&cNations with Hitler during this period. It is a ^TUBBOU* atory of unbolierable poTerty, Hitlar Jnuflt have be&a a fiorry eight during the&6 dfiys with 9 fall black beard, badly clothed and a haggnrd loot. Hanlfich 11 It waa a miser able Ufe and I once hin what he was really waiting for. The answon *IdonTt know i^BelfT - I h&TO nevar a«an such hopelepu lattin^ down in distress," REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES