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- + Yon Viegant elaies tht Hitler leans to the Commnietic side sa compered to the capitalistic views vhich are reprecented by Goering, Yon ¥iegasd wae questions’ as to the manner followed ia Guarding Gitler nnd he stated he was unadle to give any details except that when he wot Aitler in Belgiurm for his interview, he was in the frost seat, and there were only several apparently personal guards in evidence, You Wiegand wee asked what vould hapven when Hitler waa: gone and he stated that it is accepted that Goering will be the successor, He explrined thot Goering ie in bad bealth ani that he floeen't think that be will livo very long. The next gan in line is Hess who is likewice very 411, and may Gie at any time because of tuberculosis of the bone, He eald that after thot would come the general fight for control, and because of the fact that the leaderehip, in his wind, is definitely limited in length of life, that the Nazi echeme wag not a world threat. Ho said the military regime would undoubtedly come in after ilece was gone. | Discussing Goering for a moment, he pointed out that there is a possibility that Hitler might even retires in favor of Goering as Goering appecra to be anxious to take over. He eaye th-t ies why doering is so subservient; that he takes sbusees that one would not believe a man would take dut that he kaos that he bse to play that kind of a enne since he knows that Hitler has the pover to eliwinste hin just by the scratch of « pen. Le. te , Hitler is a prian douna. You cunnot Muggest anything to Rim, wherens Ooering ie silent ani claims to have a siacere fondness for the United States. It is Goering's wiew that friend- ship with the United Stetes mst extet: thet reconstruction of . Purope cannot be accomplished without the aid of the United States, _.. Yon Wiegnnd claims that Goering is sound morally; that he bas , never broken his word and from his peresasl friendship with Balbo .. in Italy, who was fond of Goering, he believes that Goering fe a ; Yon Wiegand stated that Goering tole hi» that the German Sovernnent fe willing to negotiate for peace since it has acccoaplisied getting England off the continent, which 4¢ wanted to do. You ¥iegana stated Goering indicated that the teras of peace as far aa Germany is concerned would de a *status quo with kngland giving back Geraany's African colenies®, .