The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-06
RUMORS Of RENEWED
REVOLT Sees NAZIS
RESUME VIGILANCE
Spokesman Declares Roehm
Revolution Still Brewing
Among Hitler Foes
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Preso.)
Berlin. July 6.-Naxi vigilance
against revolt was resumed Friday
with dhquietins reports that some
thing more Is brewing" among friends
Of ''liquidated" Nah leaders.
The Maxi party spokesman said the
Roehm revolution had wide ramifica-
lions and was well organized, and
that those delegated by Chancellor
Hitler to preserve the regime are tax
ing no chances on Roehm's sympath-
izers.
Storm troopers in civilian clothes.
under orders not to wear uniforms
during vacation period. were report
cd to have met Friday in the Wedding
district Of Berlin, former stronghold
Of Communists. and to have shouted
"Revenge!"
This and other indications, the
spokesman said, have brought renew
ed vigilance and determination to
prove once and for al that the iron
fist and q strong will rules Germany"
Rumors Disturb Catholics
Further disquieting, although un-
substantiated, reports from the Ger
man provinces Of renewed anti-Jewisll
activities and events which have dis
turbed Catholics were heard in Ber-
lin.
Meanwhile the course Of govern
ment policy was believed to have TAX
en- . step toward conservatism with
the delegation Of new powers to Kurt
Schmitt, minister Of economies, who,
It was limited. might attempt to quell
some aspects Of the anti Jewish activ.
tiles Of the government in order to
better 0ermanys economic situation
The strengthening Of the guard In
Berlin was believed to have been de-
cided upon during Hitler,s recent
conferences with the Maxi party's in
ner council partially Is Q measure Of
preparation for the eventual disband-
ing Of the storm troops.
The fact that the storm troops are
to b scrapped, excepting for . small
percentage, has not been published,
but the news was spreading rapidly
by word Of mouth among s. A. mem-
bers.
The names and number Of those
killed In recent "liquidations" activ-
titles. the Maxi press department said,
Is being withheld in order to avoid
exciting friends Of the dead men.
Hitler Preparing Statement
Hitler, the press. department said,
y preparing Z long communique on
the mutiny and the way he suppress-
ed It. It was said the list Of dead
would b included In this commune
que, to appear In . few days. !.
An important victory for the con-
sentative element Of the Nasi govern
ment was seen Friday Ia the granting
OF almost autocratic commercial DOW
eE3 10 Kurt 6chmitt minister e COO
nomics.
He y authorized to impose unlim-
lSoo 0neD On. persons. and institution
who refuse to obey his orders.
echmitt had complained that his
work W6S belht hAnpefed by Che more
radical doctrines Of other cabinet
members. epd .Nsu leaders. He has
now obtained more or less Of q free
hand Ia directing 0e:manys economic
pC09ya&n. -.......... $3.50.
This development came o leaders
attacked labor. financial and poll
ticGl peobknns' with reduubled efforts
and . spirit Of well that's over"
The Na1i press made much iof the
Msme Of ! party workers meeting at
E1enshurg that the .second revolu-
too,. which. broke. out = Msek 90
has been completed and "thers =
work to ~ done."
Situation Tense b Yrevin1sG
Tbe unSettled situatinn II tn prov<
inces continued Z source q speeulA-
ton and alarm her.
Conditions are said 70 b distribut-
a, especially In eilssia where Cath
Cltcs and Jews Are reported = n
NosriGd. And Ia bavaria. "a.
lCo0tinued On paoe n VII