Berlin, Aug. 13.
Accordiny to latest reports, the jex-Chancellor of Germany," Dr. Heinrich Bruening, will shortly enter a monastery.' There, in clusion, he will continue his scientific studies. Tt ig also said that the will renounce hi feat in the Reichstag.
Dr.
Bruening, who is now 48 years old, studied history, philosophy and' political science, and received the degree of doctor of economics shortly before the War. From 1914 to 1918, he served on the western front Where he commanded a machine-gun detachment, After recovering from wounds 1 red on the Marne, ment in. social welfare work the working class and "was elected la member- of the Reichstag in 1924. He reached the peak of his pol al career When. President
him at the helm of the Cabinet, Yon Hindenburg, in 1990, placed When he retired last year, even, lent less polit al foe,' paid high tribute to the personal tegrity and of the ening was called by' the German press, In this connection, it is interesting to note that Dr. former Centris tery.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min, DISAPPEARANCE OF CAPT,
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