GERMAN RULE
POLICE INSTRUCTED
TO REPEL ACTS OF HOSTILITY.
(United Press Association— By Electric
Telegraph—Copyright.’
BERLIN, February 20
General Goering has sensationally .instructed the police that activities or organisations hostile to the State must be vigorously opposed. Communist acts of terrorism must b e repelled with the utmost severity, if necessary, and weapons used ruthlessly. “Policemen using revolvers and guns in the e xei'cis c of their duties will be protected by ine, regardless of the consequences of their shooting,” ho said.
“Contrarywise, tho police must avoid any suggestion of hostility to National ist organisations like the Storm troops and Stahlehelms. which contain the best elements in the State.”
CATHOLIC PARTY ATTACKED
THE GROWTH' OF BOLSHEVISM
(Received Eats day at 10.30 a.m.) BERLIN, February 21
Herr Hitler, himself a Catholic, speaking at Cologne attacked the Catho. lie Centre Party, and said that the Lord had not iblessed their work, ot ' Bolshevism, against which they had fought .fo r years, would not have risen from 1 forty thousand to isLx million men, . Herr Frick, Minister for the Interior, speaking at Dresden, said that March o would be Germany’s l?st election,
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