The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-03

were given permission to move their textile factories into Great Britain.
 Berlin, July 3.-(UP)-The crisis in the Nazi party reached a climax tonight in forceful drive to remove Vice Chancellor Franz Von Papen, confidant of Presid ent Paul Won Hinderburg and spokes- man for the conservative elements in the government.
 Von Papen, 1t was learned, sub- mitted his resignation for the sec- ond time in the last eventful week.
 Hitler prepared to so to Neu- deck, Hindenburg' retreat in East Prussia to get the presidents per- mission to accept the vice chancel- lor's resignation.
 The cabinet held a three hour session to-day and decided on Won Papen's political fate. It will meet again tomorrow. In view of the necessity for his presence 1t was assumed that Hitler would fly tc Neudeck and back.
 Cabinet Is Confident
 The cabinet appeared convinced that 1t held the whip-hand in Ger. many and that the revolt was over This was expressed in a decree b, Hitler announcing that further vio' lations of the governments decre' suppressing the revolt would bt dealt with in the ordinary courts The new decree said:
 Measures for suppression of tho Roehm revolt were concluded or July 1. He who on his own initia | tive is guilty of any act of violenct In the course of this action. regard | less of his intentions will hencefortf | be handed over to normal justice | for prosecution"
 Signed. Adolph Hitler" The term "course of this action refers to the violent measures adopted by the government to sup. press the revolt.
 With the estimated death toll ot the revolt standing at probabl, l fifty, several new executions were revealed to-day. They included Gus tav Von Kahr, Catholic leader iy | Munich who was one of the leaders in supprcssinG Hitler's beer hal Putsch" there in 1923-the frs outbreak of the Nazi revolution. l was Kahr who gave the order tt fire on the beer hall plotters. Another to die was Edgar Jung an assistant of Von Papen's wht wrote his Marburg speech attack | ing the radical NaZi elements, star ing the present crisis. The thirC was Colonel Won Bredow, forme right hand man of the late Genera | Kurt Von Schleicher, one of thu revolt leaders who also was eXecut ed
 A communique issued after to- days cabinet meeting announced the passage of the law legalizini the emergency measures under taken for suppression of thu "treacherous attack of June 30 July l and July ?" on the ground! that the measures were essentia for protection of the state. The communique added At today's session of the cab inet. Chancellor Hitler gave an ex tenusive resume of the origin O the traitorous attacks and thei suppression. He emphasized tha lightning like action was necessary to avert the danger of destruction of thousands of lives"
 France To Get Ready
 Paris. July 3-(UP)-Events fl Germany caused the French higI command and the chamber of dep uties army commission to make thorough study today of the dispo sition of Frances troops along tn German border.
 Deputy Taittinger, speaking be fore the commission. declared tha the incidents of the past weel show that France must take al precautions against a possible sud den mobilization across the bor der.
 Marshal Poinln loid the commis sion li would be nece%ary lo eH tend the system of eompulsof arBy service beyond the preren