Berlin is anxiously waiting to learn what revelations Herr Rudolph Hess, number three man of the Reich. who flew to Scotland on Saturda wilt make to the British authorities. according to information reaching the neutral press, says a Stockholm report, Berlin is insisting that Hess was progressively being relieved of responsibilities and was attempting to tress the "tragedy" of his case, Also, it is said, his flight lacks internal or external significance, Hess. says an announcement of the Nazi Party in Berlin, apparently had a delusion that he could bring about an Anglo-German "under: ding".
"I refuse to believe Rudy is insane; there is either a serious Nazi split or else he has formed a far-rea ug plan", declared Frau Paula, the old nurse of Herr Rudolph Hess in an exclusive interview with Reuters at Cairo yesterd led: "I nursed lum until he a grown-up boy. He broadminded, of strong character and extremely honest. From early childhood he vaunted German in-
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