Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-03
MUELLER TO BACK
ANT|-WAR TREATY
ANDDEBT REVISION
New German Chancellor Out
lines Ambitious Policy s.,
to ReichStag.
FINAL SETTLEMENT DUE
ON PREPARATIONS, He SAYS
Loyalty to League of Nations, Re-
duced Tariffs and Rhine Evacua-
tion Advocated.


BERLIN, July 3.-Dr. Hermann Muel-
Ter the chancellor, submitted the pro-
gran, of the new cabinet to the Relehs-
sar TODAY. The nature of the program
,,-o,,l6 indicate that the government
SoeS not consider itself makesnlt
sosy hut is determined to cooperate
r,th the new Reichstag for iol term
Of years. -, ..,.ao,ion
of the new German Repuolc Status
arm and unshakable." the cnahcelioi
announced that Gernany'S forelgn poi-
-. vro,,,d be continued along the hneS
xe, down by Gustav Sresemann- ol
s,,,o.rpful conciliation, with renuncla-
ton of all ideas Of revenge.
raclarinr that with the whole Ger
nan neonle the government Is con-
x-;nced of the justice OF our oeinaA.u
Co. in,mediste liberation OF the occu-
.s;as areas Or. Mueller went on 10
saw that the occupying powers; ISullas
- take advantage of the poiitlcal ue-
xreloonient in recent years. are AeePins
~ : barrier which stands IN the way
II Establishing a real relationship oA
nau;s,al trust between peoples.
Loyalty to League.
the chancellor then pledged aLle.
s,ance to the League OF Nations, sasnIs :
Eve see IN it one OF the most mp.
4snt factors of internatlonaa nas S.
thereby also of promotion OF nasiOiiai
interests. .s.;.r+ ts n, the
80 ~ an appeal to the nations foT
,-,,;rarSal 20 disarmament He pointed OUT
Sor German. completely disarmeo, nas
Scv,a more for international secuTily
than any other. - .ne
s.r:arrnar1y.n he continued, was tls
s-sf ~tafe iIncondi ditionally agreeing 70
the American general pact IoI lne - oes, ~
s.r,vv cf war. We shall continue 70 az
.,,~ r,art toward realization OF tnls
s-ardIy conceived plan, which piacss
fre safeguarding Of peace on the DIoaa
An this DR.. Mueller argued. gives
germany the right and duty % Masass -
s.rson q plan for the consummal.on. .,,;s -
,s,,fversai disarmament. ana baias sAAAs
Mar be taken up seriously.
German Position Stated.
..rhs wor1d must be made 70 reallze
a.. ,,,,tenai1Ie state Of affalrS, ne -
- that Germany slone IS coLnp.ss.155
ssssarnned amidst other COUNTRIES aAAAasN
70 -. e-.1 tie s,1, question of reparations Ins
...s..esTior aid stress ON how aIter sne
.-a.,.,ss Mar, had worked witnous III
80. Trr foaIr wears the convlctlon Ia =
,-a;,,eS ground IN all circles conceIlISa -
fI,af : final settlement Is mol ulns ~
ssTal,le. but also possible ...,,ns ~,
sTI1e success of the negoLla1I19S.S neg.s1 Sn~,.,,d ~
this matter" he went On, sa..c;Iiation
- the degree of mutual concnia'ioass -
=, "a the application OF metnoos "a
ssrs;bie economic policy.
-, Seterunining the final sum Oh 80
.ratiors he said care must De sahsll =.
- safecIlard a decent StanoaIu Va -
ing for the German peopie-
Hopes to Expand Trade.
-o enable Germany to meet repara..
a.. ,,avrnerts DR.. Mueller promlssu
.s.at tlse government would 90 al 20.
sSnIe 10 expand Germanys io1e.sn ....,t Iau
Taiatiorls and would seek 70 pfIIs sl,a; aDa,
= lowering Of tariffs oy hDefiio'loA'''
agreement =. dec,ares asaf-
ae.T T,,rring % 10 labor problems, the cilan-
..aI1oT announced that it is the govern
,,ey1t,s intention 70 ratify the WaSnlng-
t.. ~ eirnt-nour agreement. The remain
Ser [ II the governmental declaration
gas "a taken up with internal affairs, sucn
ss demand for respect for the repuo-
Hc and its symbols, the removal OF Ine m
army out Of politics and keeping Ihe
on the question Of foreign loans. DR.
Mueller said: "In the future foreign
losns win be desirable only II tney cor.
respond to the economic principles oi
uroductivity and profit.