Evening star., 1932-09-06
Won PAPEN TO FACE.
|RE|CHSTAG MONDAY.
Chancellor at First Appear.
ance Will Be Prepared to
Dissolve Assembly.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, September 6.-Chancellor
Won Papen will face the new Reichtag
for the first time next Monday, pre-
pared for a possible vote Of no conf
dence with an undated decree of disso-
luton signed by President Won Hinden-
burg.
Herman Goering, the National So
cialist speaker of the House, issued the
formal call for assembly this afternoon.
He announced at the same time that
the President will receive him and the
other officers of the Reichstag on Sat-
urday.
Undaunted by the difficulties in the
way of bringing together such hostile
parties as Adolf Hitler's Nazis and the
Centrists, former Chancellor Heinrich
Bruening visited speaker C1ering and
continued negotiations for a coalition.
Such coalition would provide safe
parliamentary majority.
Wait on Hitler's Return.
No decision was expected from their
discussions until Thursday, when Hitler
will return from the Bavarian Alps.
There has been much speculation about
how President Won Hindenburg would
react to a Nazi-Centrist union aimed
at replacing the government OF Cham
cellor Won Fdpen.
The Communists came forward today
with Reichstag bill demanding abro-
cation of the emergency recree putting
into effect the chancellor's program TO
assist industry and lessen unemploy-
ment.
A prediction that Germany has
reached the bottom of the depression
and better times are at hand was MADE
by Minister of Economics Hermann
Warmbold as the cabinets new $780,
100000 employment plan went into ef-
feet today.
Asks Full Cooperation.
In a radio broadcast to the nation
last night, Herr Warmbold urged all
classes of the people, especially en-
ployers, to cooperate to insure the sue
cess of the venture.
Count Lutz Schwerin Won Krosigk.
finance minister, followed the eco
nomics minister with an explanation
Of the method of using the negotiable
tax certificates authorized under the
plan and pointed out this was the first
time an emergency decree had been
issued which brought no new taxes, but
afforded relief from them instead.
The official statement putting the
new plan into effect declared: "Pri-
vate industry still constitutes the best
means for the rational satisfaction OF
humanitys economic needs; the forces
slumbering within private industry must
therefore be awakened"
Farmers will be aided by cancellation
Of the tax on pasteurized milk and by
measures designed to assist them in
holding the German market.
In the matter Of social measures,
the Won Papen program provides for
simplification and cheapening OF the
administration of social insurance.
The principle of wage agreements re-
mains but these contracts between en-
ployers and workmen may be amended
to suit local conditions and emergencies
in certain trades.
Each employer who engages additional
workers may coincidentally lower wages,
but only in such a manner as to insure
| that paw for the thirty-first to fortieth
hour will not be cut by more than SO
per cent. The total wage must not be
| lowered more than 20 per cent. The
EMPLOYER receives 400 marks annually
for each new employe. the payment
being in negotiable tax certificates.
Concerning credit measures the pro-
gram provides greater elasticity IN al
lotting welfare funds among communes
and stipulates reduction In the So
called per capita tax.
The miscellaneous provisions bring
salaries in concerns subsidized or con-
trolled bv the Reich down to the ordi-
nary civil service pay.