The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-21
Austria Has Given Chancellor Powers
 Of Real Dictator
Assumes Control of the Army, Police and Aux- Hilary Forces-Selects His Cabinet

istry DollfusS eliminated pr Karl Vaugoin of his own christian social party. Fey was public security minister in the old cabinet. Schus- chnigg, assuming the education portfolio, replaced Dr Anton Rim telen. There were no other changes.
 Winkler and vaugoin were the strongest figures in the old cabinet. Dollfuss named six state secre- taries, including Prince Schoen- burg Hartenstein as secretary for national defense. He had power, under a decree of President Wilhelm Miklas, to take over the entire state execu- tive and form any sort of govern ment he liked.
 He was expected to appoint po- 1itical and industrial commissars throughout the country, responsi- ble only to him, as Q step toward carrying out his declaration in a recent speech that parliamentary government in Austria was dead.
 Success of the chancellor's move was problematical, torn as the na- litical factions. The Nazis, their leaders outlawed and working against Dollfuss from Germany want a Nazi state along German lines. The Heimwehr faction of Prince Starhemberg, now support ing Dollfuss, arc for Q fascist state on Italian lines. Tho socialists, a virtual force in the country, threaten general strike and armed resistance if either demand is met.
 The transition of Austria into what Dolifuss is believed to plan as @ modified fascist dictatorhsip began yesterday.
 The chancellor. who is called the "pocket Napoleon" held Q confer. ence with Prince Starhemberg, the chief of the Fascist Helmwehr, and Franz Winkler, leader of the powerful Landbund, who. conserv- ative like most agricultural lead- CTS, Is for Q state midway between a dictatorship and 0 democracy.
 It wes e show down that had been long deferred, and as was ex- pected, 1t found the two leaders hopelessly divided.
 Dollfuss went to President Mix las and offered his resignation. Miklas refused to accept 1t.
 "You must rule." he said.
 The chancellor summoned the cabinet to the chancellory last night. , .. ..., .. the government, and I desire your resignation" le said.
 The resignations were given and promptly accepted.
 At once Dollfuss began negotia- tAo tS 4H HAxsF A basis that in future he would dic- tate national policy to the cabinet and through 1t to the country.
 Thought under Miklas's order he was given free rein, he decided for the moment to assume direct ex- ecutive power only over the armed forces.
 They comprise the army proper, the highly efficient police that rank with crack army troops, tho and theIeimwehr or home guard auxiliaries mobilized to defend the Germany frontier against the dam ger of attack from Austrian Nazis exiled in Germany.
 Karl vaugoin, displaced as min- ister of defense, Is expected to as. sume the post of president of the federal railway early in october. Dollfuss considers the railways need a strong head to control the socialist trade unions.
 The new cabinet resulted in the elimination of Landbund represen- tatives, but the new state secretar- ies include two representatives of the National Guild Front, who are nearly the same as Landbunders. The cabinet was expected to fol- low a most vigorous anttsocial- ist, anti-Nazi, pro-Fascist and probably pro-monarchical general policy. The position of Prince Dtar- hemberg's Heimwehr was notably strengthened.
 Prince Schienburg Hartenstein, state secretary for defense, was World War major general.