Evening star., 1920-03-29
quarters as constituting a danger to
the Industrial region.
Similar Decisions Expected.

quarters as constituting a danger to
the Industrial region.
Similar Decisions Expected.
Similar decisions. it is stated, are
expected from Dortmund. Elberfeld
and Bremen, which would mean the
isolation of the Muelheim faction.
This faction. however. so far has not
changed its attitude in making de-
rnands which far exceed the terms
OF the = agreement reached few
days ago at Bielefeld for a settle
ment. the carrying out of which was
prevented by further military activ-
ties on the part of the workingmen en-.
These demands. in excess of the set
tle'nent terms, were for the complete
disarming and disbanding Of the reg
ular troops and the establishment Of
peoples army. composed Of work.
men, to which all arms must be sur
rendered.
LeEfen Declared Unsatisfied. u
One OF the leaders of the majority
soc!aiist party, asked by the CORE
spondent tonight as to whether Carl
Rudolph Legien, president of the
German Federation of Trades Unions.
had made a definite peace with the
government, said:
Legfen is anything but satisfied
with the reconstructed cabinet"
The speaker added that Legien's
democrats. but that he was out Of
tune with the entire solution of the
recent political crisis. Leeien. the
correspondent was told, was only
reconciled to it by his conviction that
a coalition bloc was the only possi-
PIE pasls or q stable government at
this critical period Of the nations af-
fairs.
Rumorsy were current in Berlin that
the radicals under Ernest Daumig,
with the assistance of the comm.n-
lists, would attempt to force another
general strike in an effort to .extort
still further concessions from the
government: Responsible labor lead.
ers declare that the proposed move
ment would be doomed to failure. as
the moderate elements among the in
dependents would refuse to support
1t, while the general federation Of
trades, trades unions would also promptly
more. 1t was stated. the workingmen
were tired of striking and preferred
TO gather the high wages which 9th.
erwise would be lost.
Rebellious Quit Front,
COPENHAGEN, March 29.-Many Of
the majority socialists who have been
IN the ranks Of the rebellious
workmen in the Ruhr district Of Ger
many have quit the fighting front
action by the independent socialists.
according to a telegram from Muen-
ster today.
The manager Of the Krupp plant at
Essen has issued a denial that the
plant is manufacturing munitions for
the insurgents
The executive council Of the Essen
workingmen has withdrawn its or
der permitting the seizure of food
in private houses. the message adds,
because the privilege has been made
a pretext for the plundering of the
better class houses for valuables.
A dispatch to the Politiken from
Muenster says that Gen. Won Waters
troops opposing the insurrectionists
number $4,000 men and that REIN
forcements are arriving daily from
the east and south.
Paris Hears Of Troops Advance.
PARIS, March 29-Absolute confir-
nation Of the entrance Of regular
German army troops into the Ruhr
district, on the edge OF the allied zone
of occupation. without any permission
from the allies. has been received by
the French foreign ONCE. 1t was de-
clared today.
The subject, 1t was stated, will
probably come up before the supreme
council in London. The French say
they can find no excuse whatever for
the sending of troops into this sec-
ton.