The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1934, Page 3

GERMANY AWAITING HITLER'S ACCOUNT OF TROOP ‘PURGING’ Observers Feel Chancellor Will Face Crisis in Message to Reichstag Berlin, July 12.—()—A Germany more critically-mind:d than it has been for months waited somewhat tensely Thursday for Adolph Hitler's own explanation of the June “purg- ing” of his storm troopers. Some observers feel that when Hitler addresses the reichstag Friday night he will be facing a major crisis of his chance! orship. Official statements have applauded] disarmament. Schilling Hun arian ‘Paprika B Beer, Rich red. Delicate flavor. Hitler's action in the .execution: of tions are unanswered in the public mind, and Germans are looking to Hitler himself to answer those ques- tions to their satisfaction in his reich- stag speech. Storm troops wonder who is going to guarantee that the Nazi program will be put into effect with their pio- neer leaders gone. At the same time many non-Nazis who hitherto have regarded Hitlerism tolerantly have now fallen into doubt and want asurances as to the future. A widespread demand from the pub- lic to know what is really happening ‘was apparent from a flock of official bronouncements against § “rumor- mongering.” The German press, turning to for- eign affairs, launched an attack on France because of the visit to London of Louis Barthou, French foreign min- ister, and his apparent arrival at an understanding with the British. ‘The newspapers charged Paris had spoiled possibilities for peace in Eu- rope by # Dolicy of “security before nt” Germany professed to see evidences of a Franco-Russian pact, which would further encircle this country, and England was said to be “retiring into’ 8 state of splendid isolation until she| is fully armed.” The ministry of finance announced that the estate of Otto Klemperer,| Jew who has been engaged by the) New York Philharmonic Society and the Philadelphia Symphony orchestra | - @ guest conductor this year, would be confiscated. A warrant for his) “temporary” arrest has been issued| but Klemperer is in Vienna. The Argentine supplies Great Britain with $100,000,000 worth of chilled beef annually. THE. BISMARCK TRIBUNE _ THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1934 Strange But True Stories of Life d (By The Associated Press) HEN HATCHES ‘NEW DEAL’ ‘Towanda, Pa—The “New Deal”. has. come to Fred Robinson's pet hen. She laid eight eggs, sat on them the;- required number of days, and hatched out nine chicks, One of the eggs had @ double yolk, HE WAS SOLD : St. Louis — Frank. Dalton pleaded not guilty to stealing a railroad spur. Dalton testified that he bought the track from “a man named Barron” and, confident that the purchase was bonafide, ordered the 41,000 pounds of rails ripped frem the ties and sold. ‘First Lady’ to Join Daughter in Nevada Sacramento, Cal. July 12—(P)}— | Leaving a transcontinental passenger plane here Thursday morning, Mrs. Franklin D. 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