Evening star., 1932-11-25
Government Responsible Only
to President Now Seems
Inevitable.
HITLERITES WILL FIGHT
ANY CHANCELLOR NAMED
Won Hindenburg Expected to Delay
Action Until Foreign
Minister Returns.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 25.-President
Won Hindenburg was informed today
that creation of a coalition cabinet is
impossible, and it appeared certain that
another 'presidial' government respon-
sible only to the Chief Executive must
.be appointed.
Ludwig Kaas, head of the Centrist
party. was commissioned by the Presi-
dent this morning to consult the various
party leaders regarding the chances for
coalition. He reported that Adolf Hitler's
1876 National Socialist members of the
Reichstag would oppose the new chan
cellor no matter who he is, and that
Alfred Hugenberg. the Nationalist
leader, had declined to participate in
a coalition cabinet.
There was a possibility that the
President would make no further move
to appoint a successor to Franz Won
Papen, whose resignation precipitated
this crisis, until the return from Geneva
of Foreign Minister Won Neurath.
Hitler smiled YEARLY as he left the
conference with DR.. Kaas this after
noon.
Remains an Optimist.
1--WE always been an optimist," he
said, land still am" He and his as
sociates insist that he may yet become
the chancellor despite President Won
Hindenburgs withdrawal of an offer to
appoint him because he could not COM
mand the support of the Reichstag.
Hitler addressed an appeal to his fol-
lowers today after the President with
drew his offer to make Hitler chan
cellor of a parliamentary government
The document ended as on previous
occasions. the fight continues"
The appeal predicted the ultimate
triumph of the Nazis provided they did
not compromise to help bolster up a
tottering system.
A group of presidential advisers were
reported as suggesting that their CHIEF
appoint DR.. Heinrich Schnee as chan
cellor. DR.. Schnee was formerly a
colonial expert and was the German
churian Commission.
New Parliament Called.
Hermann Goering, speaker Of the
last Reichstag. has issued formal cal
for a meeting of the new Parliament
on December 6.
Goering, associate of Hitler in the
National Socialist party, said last night
that no matter who gets the job oi
chancellor the Nazis will oppose him
SO bitterly that he will not hold office
long.
Goering insists the way was still oper
for negotiation between Hitler and thu
President. The Presidents letter tc
Hitler seemed to bear him out, for Vor
Hindenburg, expressing his appreciation
Of Hitler's assistance, wrote, MY dool
will always be open to your counsels.'
Il think" the letter said, ut woult
be impossible to give the (Nationa
Socialist) party leader complete presi
Dental authority, especially in view O.
the party's past tactics and the fact
| that it opposed the President personally
as we'll as opposing those measure.
which he thought necessary to relieve
the political and economic situations.
independent Of this, however, the
President repeats his spoken declara.
tions that his door always stands oper
for your ideas on pending matters, 81
that the way may be left open to wiz
your movement to cooperation with
other forces for building up the nation.