Evening star., 1925-04-12
H|NDENBURG PARTY
AIM IS REVEALED
Generals Nomination Held
Move to Restore Bour-
ge0iSe.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, April 11.-Count Fried
rich Won Loebell, chairman of the
Nationalist Bourgeoise bloc, said in an
interview today that the nomination
the presidency must be reviewed as
initiating a concrete movement to
restore a bourgeoise regime In Ger
many. 1t would thereby, he said,
eliminate the powerful Socialist
party from decisive future participa-
tion in government affairs. and. in
cidently, prevent the perpetuation of
coalitions comprising SOCIALISTS, Demo-
Gratis and Centrists.
Count Won Loebell admitted that
Won Hindenburg's appearance in the
presidential race signifled something
more than an emergency nomination
dictated by purely sentimental ex-
pedients.
The construction of a national
bourgeoise bloc was originally con-
ceived for the purpose of neutralizing
conflicting aims and currents among
non socialistic parties" he said, "as
/ was convinced that such co-ordina-
ton of our various political organiza-
tions was the first prerequisite for
the healthy reconstruction of our in
ternal affairs and the subsequent
prosecution of a firm, but not ag-
gressive, foreign policy"
Says Peace Party Fails.
Count Won Loebell asserted that
during it's extended incumbency in Of
flee since the revolution, the Social
Democratic party had plainly demon
strated that it was not yet sufficiently
experienced to assume the reins of
government.
The movement to establish an un-
broken bourgeois front in the forth
coming presidential elections was
frustrated through the action of the
Democrats and Centrists, who entered
into an alliance with the Socialists,
Won Lobell admitted. Nevertheless,
he said, the national bourgeois bloc
is determined to carry out it's pro-
gram, because, he added. in Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg 1t believes
1t has a symbol of strict nonpartisan-
ship for the furthering OF a political
development which is concerned more
with Germany's future than with her
past.
THE future we are striving for is
one which will again vouchsafe for
the German people a full measure of
sovereignty. economic freedom and an
portance." Won Loebell said.
Denies Monarchy Move.
He emphatically denied that the
advent of Won Hindenburg signalizes
an active recrudescence of the move
ment for restoration OF the German
monarchy.
we respect the constitution of the
republic" he declared, land when
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg an
nounces himself ready to accept the
presidency of the German republic,
such a resolve is plain indication
that the German monarchists do not
dream of an attack upon the re-
public.
Sentiment for a monarchy still is
harbored by a large portion of the
German people, but it must be evil
dent that the adherents of a mon
archy could select no more inoppor-
tune time to reach their goal than
the period which Germany must
devote to the consolidation of her
international affairs and the re-
Mobilization of the political influence
abroad
Won Loebell stated he wished to
deny the imputations that the nomi-
nation of Won Hindenburg presaged
either monarchical aspiration or a
clearly defined. aggressive foreign
policy. He believed the opinion of
the outside world regarding German
affairs and the Nationalists' parties
to be unduiy Influenced by news ema-
mating from German Socialistic, Demo-
cratic and Centrist sources.
Count Won Loebell was undersecre-
tary under Chancellor Won Buelow
! and the last Prussian minister of in
terror of the old regime.
The rapid growth of Dresden is max