Berlin, July 7.
All written works of the dead rebel leader of the Storm Troops Captain Ernst Roehm, headed by his autobiography with the curiously fateful title "Tale of a Traitor", were withdrawn from the German book "rade to-day by order of the Society of German Booksellers.
The society regulation declares that all works of a man guilty of high treason whether self written, worked on, or provided with a preface by him, may no longer be pub-Ushed, delivered and sold—Trans-'Ocean Kuo Min.
Munich, July 7.
General von Lossow and General Seisser, former Reichswehr officer, who were believed to have been shot and killed last Sunday during the Storm troop disturbance here, are now stated to be alive and well—
Reuter.
London, July Only a soldier possessing sol qualities of ruthlessness and disciline could have done what Herr Adolf Hitler, Chancellor of Ger= many, did.
This statement was made to-day Herr Rudolph Hess, Herr Hitler's deputy, at the East Prussia Nazi Party Congress at Koenigsberg, in a speech that was broadcast by al German wireless stations.
Herr Hess said he would like to} tell the people of Germany that 1 jot only a clique of leaders who were discredited and not the Storm Troopers as a whole. He admitted, however, that some of those who had been shot were not so guilty as! others, but said that such a consideration did not weigh at such time.
Herr Hess reminded his audience that, when soldiers mutinied, it had fall along been customary to shoot every tenth man regardless of his personal guilt or innocence.
He then proceeded to make a vehement appeal to the world for peace. He said that Germany, like Moly, was Jed by 2 man who had fought at the front, and this was! the reason why these two countries! were making very strung efforts in. the cause of world peace.
Herr Hess added a warning against any "foreign adventurer" trying "to stroll into Germany." The French people, he concluded, knew how 2 nation defended its own soil, and he was therefore sure that] France wanted peace as much Germany did—Rewter.
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