The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-14
nation DISTURBED
BY FAILURE TO GET
ARMAMENT PARITY
Hitler Announces Intentions at
Conference With Native
Newspapermen
PUTS IT UP TO VOTERS
Plebiscite Called to Ascertain
Temper Of People on Gov
eminent Policy
PUTS IT UP TO VOTERS

Berlin, Oct. l4.-(Ey-Germany Sat-
nrday announced its intention Ia
: withdraw both from the League Of
Nations and the World Disarmament
Conference because Of dissatisfaction
with the results achieved by both
organize tons
This intention vas made known by
Chancellor Adolf Hitler at q press
conference with German newspaper
men.
simultaneously. a bulletin was Is
sued announcing the dissolution Of
sued announcing the calling Of q
"plebiscite" for the German voters to
record their attitude toward the new
regime and to determine whether they
endorse the political course Of Hit
ler's government.
DR.. Joseph Goebels, minister Of
public enlightenment and propaganda,
issued an appeal to the nation on
behalf Of the reich government to
scquaint the man on the street with
the presidents dramatic decree dis
solving the reichstag and the cabi-
nets decision on German withdrawal
from the league and the disarmament
conference.
Election November IL
The new reichstag elections were
set for Nov. II.
DR.. Goebels also Informed the
Etatthalters, or state governors. to
dissolve the state diets. but to refrain
from setting new elections for the
present.
Goebbel's appeal read:
'As the German Reich's government
sees In this attitude (of the other
powers) discrimination Of the Ger
man people which Is both unjust and
<lishonorable. it considers itself UNI
able, under such circumstances. to
participate further as second class
nation deprived of justice In the nego-
tiations which could only lead to new
dictates.
I'm giving q renewed expression to
the unshakeable will to peace, Ger
many declares In view Of these hum
tliating and dishonoring demands
that, to her deepest regret, she must
leave the disarmament conference.
She will, therefore, also announce re-
signation from the League Of Ma
TONS"
Denies War Guilt
Chancellor Hitler In an address to
the world Saturday night, bitterly
assailed the treaty of Versailles and
again reiterated the conviction Of the
German people that they are guilt
less Of blame for the World war.
Discussing the close Of the great
war when the German people lin
trustful faith and In the assurance
of President Wilson's fourteen points
lowered their arms, the chancellor
said when Germany was COM
PEELED to destroy her ornaments to
enable q world disarmament, un-
counted millions believed this to be
an evidence that redeeming realt-
cation was making Roadway"
1.-THE German people," the chan.
callor continued, destroyed their
weapons and fulfilled their obliga-
lions in the treaties with . really
fanatical fidelity.
THE German people should right
~ expect that ;. the world would
redeem its promise, but for is years
the German people have vainly hoped
and expected that the end Of the war
would finally also. be the end Of
hatred and enmity.
"Thc purpose OF the Versailles
treaty has not seemed to be 10 give
humanity peace. but rather to MAIN
tain fathomless hatred"
Y~> ~kk nt~i~N ktaA tsAA - NyAW.
sailles, Hitler described It's labor Is
slave work and asserted the German
people are the most deeply con-
WINGED Of their guiltlessness for the
World war"