The New York herald., 1922-12-11
BAVARIANS SHREK
DEFIANCE OF FRANCE
Fascista Bands Indulge in
Wild All Night Demonstra-
tion in Munich.
BERLIN PAYS PENALTIES
Private Donations From U. s.
Said to Back Movement
Against Jews.

Special Gable TO THE New York HERALD
Copyright, 1899, bD THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Dec. 10.
The Bavarian Fascist showed their
hand tonight in noisy public dem
onstration following the stilted apology
made Saturday by the Burgomaster
of Passau for the attacks on members
of the Allied Control Commission and
the payment by the Berlin central
Government OF the 100000 gold
marks fine imposed by the Allies. All
night the city was wild with march
ing parties headed by bands, while
street corner speakers denounced the
Allied Control Commission which had
levied the fine on the 3avarian towns
where the officers were assaulted. The
Fascist were aided by the United
Fatherland Union Students Corps and
other nationalists, who sang the
praises of Adolph Hitler, the Fascist
leader.
Former soldiers, wearing arm bands
bearing the emblem OF the Nation
alists, supplanted the police In guard
ingNthe paraders who madly chanted: !:
"Seigreich wollen wir Frankreich
schlagen" (victoriousiy we will smite
France) and other nationalistic airs
The troops watched the demonstration
without interfering.
The Burgomaster OF Passau. comply
ing with the demand Of the allied Am
bassadors, appeared. Saturday before
the French, Belgian, italian and British
officers OF the control commission, who
in full uniform formally received his
perfunctory apology with all the cere-
mony attending the surrender of a hos
tile army. While deprecating the attack
the burgomaster said that he could not
accept responsibility for further Incl
dents unless he was advised in advance
OF visits by commissioners.
Press stfrs Up Outbreak.
The denunciation by the press Of the
the demonstration to-day. The Deutsche
AHgen,eine Zeitun0 declares that the
attacks on the allied officers were
framed up by the French. 1T is very
convenient" 1t says. ito create Incidents
such as those in Passau and Ingolstadt
to turn Bavaria agains; northern Ger
many and thereby revert TO the policies
of Louis XIV. for the acquisition Of the
Rhineland and other territories"
MUNICH, Bavaria, Dec. 10 ASSOCIATED
Press) American money Is helplng 10
finance the Fascista movement in Ba-
varia. led by Hitler. according 10 refer
cnces made at public gatherings here.
but no mention has been made of the
volume OF this aid These funds are de-
clared TO be confined to private dona-
tions by German-American anti-Semites
and friends OF the Bavarian National
Socialists. Hitler Is reported in inter
views as saying his program regarded Il
essential that large masses of the Jews
In Bavaria be taken as hostages in order
W hiAiA'uNt ltt lUternatiOn1l financial
and business worlds In favor of Ger
many. The chief aim OF the movement
appears to be the building up of class
warfare. Leading to racial strife.
1t Is commonly believed that the re-
cent allied demands for apologies and
fines have not actually created new dis
content among the masses because the
dislike OF France among the Bavarians
Is OF long standing. The antipathv for
France reached such heights at a
Fascista mass meeting yesterday that
the leaders had 10 exhort the thousands
present to remain calm. The assemSlnge
passed resolution demanding uncondl-
tional rejection of the Entente demands
on Ingoldstadt and Passau and de
manded the abrogation OF the new law
for the defense OF the republic and the
release Of Capt. Ehrhardt. who was ar
rested and taken 20 Leipsig for trial
for participation In the Kapp coup.
Other demands included the deportation
OF non Bavarian dealers in the corr d..
modify market. sharp control OF produc-
tion and export. greater restrictions on
foreigners. and the death penalty for N
profiteers and spectators.