all, Site 4 Chancellor Heir "Adolf enroandar Kast Bros, wader ¢f AR, Stam" an' oer wocay_ tne Brandenburg, Storm Troop snd. REP party Leader, died inva ike felon, it was understood, "Refusing {eiiee lis eyes be bandaged, he faced Behring wauad and shoved "Hel Beier Whats tne. order wes, given Ditre, He was instantly Killed er: Gregor Strasser, former Hitler confident, committed sulelde when Re fume tst Lieutenant-General Kurt learneéiicher had. been shot and Wed while resisting arrest, Hesied today from reliable sources.
@eclaring that the suppression of the revolt led by Captain Roehm. chief of the Storm Troops, ended fon the night of July 1. The order added that all persons committing facts of violence during the suppression without authority would be tried by ordinary courts.
Herr Franz Seldt, leader of the Steel Helmets, has forbidden members of the Steel Helmet organization to wear their uni= forms in public—Reuter.
Kevording to, Reuter, the telegram, witehowan sent from the Presidents late at Neudeck, was highly euleway your determined action and fate, "Te reads personal courage you have nipped in ye'bud all dangerous intrigues. You have saved the German people from eslous dangers. thank you mont fearly. and expr? 10. You "m= General Hermann Goering, Prime Minister of Prussia and Reich Minister of Aviation, was also the recipient of a telegram of congratulation and {hanks from the aged President.
"prastie Action" Ended Berlin, July 2.
More executions of rebels are expected during the week in Germany. Altogether 200 Storm Troop leader fre under arrest throughout the country, and they will probably tried summarily by court-martial Drastic action, however, according to statement issued by General H. Goering, Prime Minister of Prussia and the Chancellor's right-hand man, now ended.—Reuter.
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