Vienna, Mar. 3.
A plea of "no: guilty" was mode to-\day by Dr. Anton Rintelen, former! Austrian Minister to Rome, when he was brought up here to-day before a military court on a charge of high treason.
The public prosecutor, Dr. Tuppy. atier evidence had been given by a number of witnesses, demanded that Dr. Rintelen be sentenced to life im-
'The main grounds of the charges; are that the former Minister to Rome fs alleged to have confessed that received on July 25, last year, a Nazi courier who told him to proceed to the Chancellery, and that' in all of the earlier trials of Nazis arrested in connection with the Nazi revolt, Dr. Rintelen was nimed as the man' who was to have handed over power to the. Nazis.
The accused, who is still in health, appeared in court to-day at-of his release—Reuter. mpm—Reuter. tended by three doctors—Reuter.
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