| Show INSIDE NS STUFF t j A V i By PAUL MALLON l WASHINGTON July 5 It 5 It seems lat at Big Shot Hitler adopted Al AI Caone's Caone's Caone's Ca- Ca ones one's methods for the same reason J i did His own own gang was getting and the radicals were try- try ig 19 to muscle in At least that is the trustworthy elsion of Hitler's massacre accepted I by the inner circle AI crowd here They Employ base their views aine me De Tactics on confidential ot oft official of- of t t dispatches rom om abroad and private consultation rith some nazi insiders The tip Up has been going around for forame ame rne time that t tie the e great body of k lorm troops s wa wai wd restless under- under eath The newness of their uni- uni had worn off oft They were vere be- be inning linning to realize they were getting ess HS money from Hitler than they Ad d rece received ved under the dole from b I. I predecessors A majority proba proba- y 7 would have been ready for r revolt volt ery fr ry soon ry hether Whether a definite revolt had been probably never nevel will be Hitler will be able to offer proof oot that it existed but few ties les here will believe that proof f The They rather suspect that Herr Hitler Hit Hit- ler r acted on the theory that a masi masere mas mas- were ere e in time saves nine rone In other words he picked out a few heads of a probable reIt reit relt re- re ie i It lt and mowed them down for tor the effect it il would have on onte te storm troop rank and file tile e a who know knoy Hitler best say he hea II a timid sort He talks big but hey tiey doubt that he Is inherently ruth rutn i f r Continued on Page Pare Sewn Seven INSIDE STUFF Continued from frons r rue PaRe One Ont less enough to have conceived of ot the massacre in time policy Tor For a long long- longtime time they have suspected suspected sus sus- sus that perhaps he was merely a front office oUke showman being carefully handled by the elements His most recent activities have strengthened those suspicions If they were looking for lor the brains of the murder policy they would search first in the crowd a The way the Hitler propagandists played up the immorality of 01 their murdered leaders was a clear tip that something was wrong with their case I If they had good excuses they would not have Stories 5 About stressed such a bad Immorality one Furnish Clue The immorality Ly charge is supposed to lo be true in iii the case of at Captain Roehm but there was nothing new about it Hitler knew of it for lor years and condoned d it In fact Roehm once wrote a book on the subject and it was published Furthermore if depravity is a n new ground for murder in Germany it had not yet been applied at the time this was sas written to another Hitler leader who was once treated as a morphine addict This leader sat through the massacres at t Hitler's Rulers right hand although his addiction Is Isa isa isa a matter of public record w Newsmen who know the inside of nazi censorship methods say the c censors cen censors cen- cen n sors do not often eliminate material from dispatches going out to foreign papers They do keep very close track of ot such material and occasionally occasionally occasion occasion- all ally foreign correspondents are intimidated intimidated in and expelled The main reason honest news is hard to get get in Germany Is that the local newspapers there are all under the nazi thumb A foreign correspondent correspondent corre correa must go out to get his own news and that is just as hard as it would be for a single German correspondent correspondent correspondent cor cor- respondent in this country to th try to find out what is going goin on throughout this country all by br himself 1 The inner reaction here to the slaughter was quite calm Our officials do not like Jike Hitler very much but they liked Roehm even le less les s. s The They passed out the whisper that the bloody holiday Inner Circle might make for I Liked Roehm European peace by Even Less Hitler but on the inside they admitted Hitler was by br no means out of the woods yet Jet They predicted the outcome would rest on on the question of ot whether Hitler had succeeded in frightening the storm troop rank and file into docility They differed as to his prospects One crowd holds he cannot last theother the theother theother other recalls that the reds and Mussolini Mussolini Mus Mus- were always alwa's going to be overthrown overthrown over over- thrown momentarily when they were in the early carly stages of their revolutions revolutions revolutions but they both seem to be getting getting get get- ting on rather well vell today 4 9 The man who recommended Joseph Kennedy as head of the stock exchange exchange ex ex- ex change commission is supposed to tol have been Professor l Kennedy Kennedy Ken Ken- nedy is an old friend of ot both Roosevelt Roose Booze velt and Mole Moley The liberals are quite well satis satis- fied fled with him despite his Wall street record They say there ought to beat beat be beat at least one man on the commission who knows Wall street from the Wall Wallstreet Wallstreet Wallstreet street end They would rather have Kennedy than any other Wall I streeter whose name has been mentioned men men- The financial boys are apparently satisfied also At least they profess to be although they are certainly outnumbered on the commission at least 4 to 1 and probably 5 to 0 O. The answer to that is they have to be I Copyright 19 1934 for The he Telegram I |
