Evening star., 1923-10-19
To Rebuke State Heads for
Interference in Politics of
Republic, Is Said.
CABINET FACES SECOND
GRAVE BAVARlAN CRISIS
Chaos Grows Throughout Nation
as Leaders See Policies
Tottering.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RERLIN October 19.-1t was re-
-ported here today that the dispute pe'
tween the federal government and the
government of Saxony will be solVeo
by the former displacing Gen. Won
Mueller, commander of the reichswehr
in Saxony, whose mode of procedure
as said to have been too harsh. This
action. the reports add, will be accom-
panied by a rebuke to the Saxon gov
ernment for its interference In the
politics of the republic.
The Stresemann government is also
confronted with another unpleasant
prospect, for it is reported to have
decided to recall Gen. Won i.ossow
commander of the reichswehr IN na-
Taria, who appears to be unable to
Withstand the domination of Dr. Won
Kahr, the Bavarian dictator. Such
action, it is considered, is likely TO
meet with strong opposition from the
Ravarian government and thus in
crease the tension already prevailing
between Berlin and Munich.
Although nothing has been officially
announced regarding the measures
Minister of Defense Gessler proposes
to take in connection with SaXony II
is understood the government has de-
termined that the "prOletariau nun
dreds" shall be disbanded by the Sax
on police, and if the latter are not
up to the task, then troops VIII De
used to put the extremist military or
ganizations out of business.
Socialist Grip Grows.
The united socialists are becoming
increasingly important factors in the
German political situation. Not only
is the parliamentary party apparently
unable to deal with the demands of
the masses for economic reforms
thereby threatening the tenure of its
three members in the coalition cab
inet. but it's spokesmen have been
comforting Informally with repre-
sentatives OF the communists.
The socialists. who hitherto have
refused to subscribe to the views of
the ultra-radicals, still find the COM
munist program so extreme that the
conferences have been temporarily
postponed, but the fact that the two
radical groups have been endeavor-
ing to establish "a proIetarian work
ing alliance" is regarded as sig
nificant indication that these parties
desire to find common ground.
ACt ftcptuf.
The united socialists are demanding
repeal of the emergency act in the
hope of placating SaXony, a position
which is taken as a possible fore
cast of the retirement of the three
socialist cabinet ministers. Should
this take place the Stresemann gov
ernment would probably be forced
out. The diplomatic break between
Bavaria and SaXony, Saxony's de-
fance of the Berlin government and
the general economic situation all
lead to the belief that Chancellor
Stresemann soon VIII invoke the die
tatortal powers recently invested in
MIN. Dispatches from Dresden re-
port that Premiers Zeigner's govern
ment has appointed two pronounced
communists - Minister of Finance
Boettcher and Minister of Economics
Heckert-as the Saxon members of
the imperial council. Both have re-
fused to take the oath of allegiance
to the constitution of the republic.
Another dispatch says a Juror was
CT 1eated in the Saxon diet yesterday
when Premier Seigner asserted that.
unknown to Berlin, an unauthorized
army existed in the reich. Illegal or
ganizations. he declared, were in
training at konigsbrueck and Neuse
during the past summer, while hum
dreds of thousands of men trained in
these bodies had been admitted TO the
reichswehr. The Prussian state mo-
lice, the premier said. had frustraf ed
an uprising of several of these units
near Berlin.
Press Raps POincare.
Premier Poincare's reply to Herr
Won Hoesch on the subject of repara-
tions brought forth an article In Die
Zeit, which generally is regarded as
expressing the views of Chancellor
Stresemann.
The newspaper points out that the
payment of subsidies to the employers
of labor in the Ruhr ceases October
P1, and consequently the hateful oues.
tion arises how the population of
millions can tide over the difficuIt
period of transition from existing
conditions to an entirely uncertain
future.
The German government says the
newspaper, is powerless to assume
financial obligations in Connection with
b. resumption of production and repa-
ration deliveries, and If the entente
powers allow matters to run their
course and Germany's most important
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