INSULTING FOREIGNERS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12427, 21 August 1933, Page 5

INSULTING FOREIGNERS.

SECOND EDITION

BROWN SHIRTS WILL BE EXPELLED. NAZIS -V-XD AUSTRIA. (Received 10 a.m.) United Press Assn.—By Electric Telegraph— Copyrigb t. BERLIN, August 19. Ernst announces that henceforth .J 7™ Shirts insulting foreigners will be expelled. Ernst ha- officially expressed regret to the American Ambassador. A Alunich message states that an anonymous speaker delivered a further broadcast against Austria although milder than his prede.-esTors. Ihe speaker analysed Austria's fiuancial iind- industrial situation and quoted figures purporting to show * that the country was on the brink of ruin then emphasised the comparatively flourishing condition of Germany under the Nazi-, implying that only Nazis can save Austria from economic collapse. Sixty-one Communists "ere arrested at Oppeln, Silesia, for allegedlyplanning a revolutionary movement ill conjunction with Communists itother cities. Four persons were arrested 111 Munich. Thev were caught red-handed folding and packiim S e V _ eral thousand copies of a Commuuist newspaper, containing incitements to civil war and a general strike The printing plant was confiscated. (Received lo am) BERLIN. August 20 Xadolny is replacing Y'or. Dirck-en at > German Ambassador in Aloscow, w-ho has beeii appointed to Toky o It is stated 111 official quarters that no iii-omise has been made bv the German Government to either England or France that Germany wilt cease the broadcast of propaganda affecting Austria.