| Show Press in Berlin Charges d' d French With Plotting Plo Against Hitler Regime France Named as Foreign Power Behind St Storm rm if v Troops Troops' OOPS OOPS' Mutiny PARIS SENDS SEND PROTEST Denies Being Implicated ed i in Conspiracy 1 of By A. A D. D STEFFERUD Copyright 1934 by too the the Associated Press BERLIN July 5 5 The 5 The e German press blew the lid Iid off oU the i foreign reign power mystery tonight with charges that the the late Gen General ral Kurt von Van von SchleIcher chancellor for 58 days in in n 1932 had bad had de dealings with France French Foreign Minister Low Louis the press said revealed von Schleicher's plot to the British at al Geneva on May 30 30 adding that Hit Rit lers ler's days are numbered The entire Berlin BerUn diplomatic corps corp has been cast east under a shadow since Hi Hitler's lers ler's reference to the foreign reign power Various embassies tranSmitted transmitted trans tranS- informal prot protest protest complaining complaining that unless the power were specified d every foreign nation m might be can can- considered considered con con- side red to blame blames France Sen Sends ls Protest The French emb embassy y Immediately y issued a formal protest in the form torm of a vigorous dental denial that France w wa was the villain l in the foreign conspiracy phase of the recent nazi revolt French sources said that the protes will be presented at at- atthe the Wilhelm Wilhel n strasse where it was wu said yesterday French Ambassador s Poncet was promised that the German Geiman Ger Gei German man press would not drag France Franci into a controversy over ve ver Hitler charge that a now OW lam famous ir power was involved This Franco G Franco German storm broke brok just as the government was trying fo leave the gruesomeness the of-the secom secant revolution behind it and move on to toward toward toward ward a consolidation of Chancello Hitler's new position Hundreds Fleeing Franz von the burr unde the saddle of the nazi regime wil wi wilbe wilbe be stripped of the vice the foreign department of the naz aaz party Indicated today but he will b bi permitted to remain i in the cabine as commissioner With the puzzling problem of the vice ch chancellors chancellor's disposition thus f fo J the first time somewhat clarified re reports reports reports ports indicating that the nazis h havi hav vt reopened a vigorous Jewish anti cam campaign campaign in provincial centers ers major attention Hundreds of persons per persons persons sons are reported fleeing I Along with these rep reports were v r ru rumors rumors mors that Cardinal Michael Fa Faulha auTha Faulhaber Ibe ber archbishop of Munich was s helm belt prisoner These reports shared with oU other ei Continued from Put Pan Two GERMAN FRANCO STORM BREAKS Berlin Press Names France as as Foreign Power P Behind Be Be- hind hild Revolt Continued d from Pace rac One On less ess well substantiated of ot a growing unrest and dissatisfaction outside the capital pointing to growing dissension dissen dissen- sion ion sion and fear Vice Chancellor von office next to that of Hitler was stripped of it ilc ts papers and furnishings from top to tox bottom x and all his belongings taken takeno to o his home where his secretary said his office henceforth will be The Associated Press learned from Crom Frau von yon that their home too was vas raided again last Jait night All the furniture was removed from Von Pa ns n's old office oUke and a scaffolding scaffold scaffold- ing ine ng was wa erected outside the building for or alterations and a thorough clean- clean ing ng A party spokesman said an entire naz nazi ai staff would replace Von men in the vice chancellor Von Yon lapen Silent Von himself himsel declined to be interviewed saying his position would not ot be definitely fixed until after alter discussions dis dis- with the chancellor One of his secretaries said that the vice chancellor would remain in Serin Ser Ber lin in Ha rather rathel than take a leave for the sake ake of his health but a 1 nazi nad party spokesman insisted he would take a along long ong rest e t. t Rudolph Hess minister without portfolio in the nazi cabinet rather than han Hermann Wilhelm Goering C Prussian russian premier is now being mentioned men men- in some party circles as a possibility pos pos- for vice chancellor Hitler was understood t to feel that It t would be belter for lor the party if Hess less who holds Hitler's Hitters power of ot attorney at- at orney torney in all party matters should become become be be- come vice chancellor Goering it was felt elt has hils more power now than an any nazi excepting the leader A nazi spokesman stated definitely today oday that the executions following Saturdays Saturday's climactic upset are definitely def del over with but it was regarded as fairly certain that tho the promised official list of ot those dead said to nuni- nuni ber bel under fifty will never be pub pub- The rumor of Cardinal Faulhaber's being eing held prisoner J in lit Munich was disquieting dis dis- Quieting to Catholics throughout the reich eich He has been en n a severe critic of the he nazi nad regime An attempt was made last January to assassinate him News of the slaying of or four persons in in n Silesia for attempting to escape while being transported July 2 was one nc of the strongest indications of ot anti anil- Jewish violence Although the capital s seemed med to be recovering its from the second revolution correspondents in provincial sections appeared unable unable un- un able ble to get through h dispatches and disquiet was felt over conditions out- out outsIde outside sIde de Berlin Nazi Leaders Meet Delegates from throughout Germany Germany Ger Ger- many were ass assembling at th the little littletown littletown town of in Hol Schleswig-Hol- stein tein for the congress of nazi leaders pt f all districts Jo Joseph Joceph eph Goebbels minister of ot propaganda ganda anda and Ad Adolf 1 Wagner Bavarian nazi nad leader who took the first steps to quell uell the revolt arrived early today and nd were awaiting Chancellor Hitler Leaders were expected to seek some ome means of coping with the crisis I created by the widespread revolt in storm torm troop r ranks a ranks a revolt which apparently ap- ap has reached greater proportions proper proper- ions than the government allowed to tobe tobe toe be e generally known A conference last t night between Vice Chancellor Franz Franzon von on broken representative of the old Germany Germany Germany Ger Ger- many and Chanc Chancellor llor Hitler ambitious ambi ambi- standard bearer of the third reich eich was expected to have far far- are reaching results To Remain in Cabinet Von through the intercession ot of f President von Hindenburg is to remain in the cabinet but will go on sick ick leave What he and Hitler the latter fresh from rom an interview with Von Yon Hindenburg Hinden- Hinden burg talked about was not divulged today oday But it was generally believed Von possibly permanent leave of absence from office shared Importance tance Lance ance with the troubled internal situation situation situation situ situ- and the death of Hubert von yon I Bose Bosc Von apen's secretary secretory Von Boses Bose's death the treatment o of Von coworkers and h have lave weighed so heavily upon him that his earl early departure from politics polities is foreseen He stayed away from a cabinet ses session session ses- ses 1 sion which approved laws sanctioning the drastic measures used in nipping the storm trooper rebellion I Von Hindenburg it was believed spiked Hitler's reported hopes o ot of raking making aking Hermann Wilhelm Goering of Prussia vice chancellor More Problems I If Von Pap en goes goes- goeson on permanent leave eave the inner nazi co councils may be befree befree free to go ahead with with- their reputed project of pushing toward a completely com corn nazi cabinet and fulfillment 0 of or the dream of a bigger army and a 1 unified church church- The nazi nad party some sources said has been disrupted by bythe the he widespread implication of sub sub- leaders in the storm troop conspiracy The domestic crisis is not the only problem Foreign governments have expressed conc concern rn over the foreign power with which this government charged the traitors conspired Several protests have been been- made to I Ithe the foreign office ov over r the governments governments government's govern govern- ments ment's failure to disclose the power The government insisted the death list was less than 50 although un unofficial unofficial official Bourses said several hundred had been killed since last Saturday y Wreaths Removed Fritz Beck head of ot the foreign academy at Munich was one of the ther most r ost recent known victims Wreaths of ot flowers decorating the graves of storm troops at Munich who were liquidated in Hitler's HUler's purging program were removed by official order Police in Berlin prevented mourners mourn mourn- ers from attending the funeral of o former former for for- mer Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher and hi his wile wife killed Saturday when the clean up began Baron Kurt von Hammerstein ord former arm army chief was one o ot of those dispersed from the planned sere ser vices ices v A Berlin police official said id bodies of ot storm troopers executed here would be burned as rapidly rapidly- as a cremator crematory Cart take care of ot them Three shifts will wili be used he hr said VIENNA July 5 P The JP-The The official Wiener today quoted diplomatic diplomatic diplo diplo- matic circles as saying they had assurance assurance as that President Paul von Hindenburg lindenburg of oC Germany had taken takena a rejuvenation treatment NEUDECK Germany July 5 JP- JP President von Hindenburg slightly pale and showing the effects of recent recent re reo re- re cent events in the fatherland received received re re- the king and queen of Siam at al noon today at his East Prussian es es- es tate Imperial ceremonies were held in honor lonor of the Siamese The president accompanied his royal guests outside the house l l- l lowing owing a state luncheon A goose goose- stepping regiment of soldiers passed before them Hindenburg was given a big ovation ova ova- tion ion by a crowd gathered at the gate He ie used a cane and was accompanied by a physician DANZIG July 5 Chancellor Y-Chancellor Hitler's cleanup in the nazi party has made a deep impression upon the largely Danzig free state although al- al though hough technically it lies outside the reich eich Albert Forster who at 28 28 despite his lis youth Hitler sent three years ago agoo agoto agoto to to o assume leadership at what is termed this German outpost has iss issued ed a flaming appeal to rally around the leader with unquestionable able obedience We believe In Germany and Adoli AdoU Hitler he said We shall shaH forever uphold the Hitler spi spirit i here bere Tr Trai- Trai i- i tars tors ors must m be put against the wall and summarily shot MUNICH July 5 UP Deaths UP-Deaths Deaths of more prominent figures in the storm troop roop revolt were disclosed today Reliable sources said Dr Friederick Beck director of ot the Academy Exchange Exchange Exchange Ex Ex- Ex- Ex change bureau was killed over the weekend Three men in black uniforms visited visited visit visit- ed his office and took him away The Theody body ody riddled with bullets was found inthe n the outskirts of the city Fritz Gerlich formerly editor of the he important newspaper r. r ner er and later editor of a weekly which displeased the he nazis was arrested and is understood under stood to be dead The death also was reliably confirmed con on firmed of Richard one of the he officers involved in inthe inthe inthe the Leipzig trial of 1930 when nazi penetration of the was disclosed At the trial Hitler made his famous lamous threat that heads will roll Iroll in the sand HIRSCHBERG Silesia July Juh 5 UP 1 Four Four civilians were shot and killed in the e mountains Manday Monday Mon Man day while attempting to escape j it was learned today It was vas stated that they were not Jews Information was sparse and officials declined to talk saying the matter is in 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