The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-03
NO MONARCHY FOR GERMANY
 IS PLANNED
Franz Von Papen, Former Chancellor and Now Aide to Hitler, Denies It Outlines New Gov. ern m ent' s Funda- mentals
BY I'D n KEEN vace-president of the United Presa
 for Europe

Tor EurOp@ (Uopyright, iess, by United Press)
 Berlin, February - (UP) -I Vice-Chancellor Franz Won Papen | gave assurance today that the new | German government has no con. nectlon with any movement look. ing towards restoration of the monarchy.
 His declaration was made in the course of an exclusive interview with the United Press tn which the former chancellor, now Chancellor Adolf Hitler's chief colleague, out. lined tho fundamental principles and policies on which the new gov ernment is based.
 Won pnpen's statement, brief but comprehensive, was in response to the following question:
 "The foreign press has in part interpreted the appointment or tho new government as a further move in the general direction oI restoration of the monarchy. Is pretation"
 His reply, given emphatically. was: interpretation"
 Won Papen received mo and Frederick Kuh, United Press Ber- lin manager, in the spacious oak. wainscoted office he now occupies as roich's commissioner for Prussia, n position he holds in addition to the Vice.c e.chancollorship.
 IIe looked across the Wilhelm. strasse towards tho chancellery where Hitler Is at present presid- ing over the destinios of ths TO. public, He had Just returned from the presidential palace, whore he had accompanied Hitler for consultation with Won Hindenpurg'
 Speaking quietly and in excel. lent English, ho explained he could not answer some of tho moro con- creto questions concerning specific pnns of tho now administration inasmuch ns they wcro still In pros cess of formation. However, no readily consented to discuss brouer matters of policy and purpose.
 "How does your excellency inter- pret tho coming Into power of the new government, and what In your opinion will be tho effects of It's ads won't on Germany's political, eoon- omie md cultural future2" he was
 rho present cabinet" ho roe piled, "represents a unincation of all tho influential forces of patri- otlc-minded Germany, with the aim of leading the nation out OF fruitless conflicts to internal unity, and thereby to It's reouperation.
 'This recuperntion is . prelim. mary condition for any political, economic and cultural development and therefore also is necessary in ordor to overcome the economic
 HWhnt influence will the forma- ation of tho new government have on Germans economic, commereial and financial relations with foreign eountries?" was tho next question
 If we attain our first soal, then Germany's economic powor and her ananeial situation will also afford n reinforced basis for the maintenance and sensible develop. ment of our relations with the rest of tho world"
 "Does the change in government Justify tho assumption that there will Do a change in tho foreign pol- icy of the Reieh?"
 '"Tho rentontion of Herr von Neurnth and the fact that l myselt re.entered tho government may serve as m unequivoeal answer to this question, Tho fact that the Gorman nation is united on Ger mnny's foreign policy has been evi. dent to the wholo world Tor some time"
 peso to relieve unemploymontT'
 "rhe government has decided to relieve Unemployment In every possible way. But tho problem iS so complex 1t seems Impossible 10 tux about measures against unemploy. mont in tho form Of short inter- view" l., tend to make eonstitutional re. forms, and #, # so. what will DO
 "Tho question of reforming the constitution, as will Do recalled, has been under discussion for some timo. Whether and when tho new government will deal with tho problem has 50 far not been aired by tho cabinet"