Leader of German Party Forced to Quit Parliament After Anti-
semitic Tirade  Wolfgang Hedler, a leader of the rightist German
Party, who last night delivered a violent anti-Semitic speech
while addressing party officials at Einfeld, near Bonn, seat of
the West German Government, today resigned from the parliament.
His resignation was demanded by parliament members immediately
after the contents of his speech became known.  An announcement
of Hedler’s withdrawal from the parliament was made by Dr. Erich
Hoehler, president of the House. He said that the state
government of Schleswig-Holstein was expected to apply shortly
for the lifting of Hedler’s parliamentary immunity.  In his
speech at Einfeld, Hedler said that Germany can be rebuilt
without Jews. He criticized Kurt Schumacher, leader of the
Social Democratic Party, for speaking out against the Nazi
barbarities against the Jews. “Schumacher talks so much of
Hitler’s barbarism against the Jews,” he said. “On whether the
gassing of Jews was right, everyone sho