ESPIONAGE DENIED
Germans Living Abroad (Received 31, 8.45 a.m.) BERLIN, Aug. 30. In addressing tlie congress of Germans living . abroad, Herr Hess, Herr Hitler's deputy, said that since Almeria, the world realised it had to deal with a quite new Germany. "We will not aUow ourselves to be treated as pariahs," he declaredHerr Hess rejected as lies a suggestion tliat foreign organisation had any connection with* espipnage. "If we
really wantod to erect sucli an organisation, we would be smai't enough to take as a mode] the exceilent worldwide seoret service of tliat country in whieh our foreign organisation is put untier speciaj suspicion," lu> said. Kighty thousand attended the congress.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 192, 31 August 1937, Page 7
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