The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-30
Criminal La1Uyer Is
 Named Chancellor
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I were reorganized. pr Micharl Skubl, deputy police chief of Vi- enna, was named general inspector of all police in the country, and directed to coordinate all police units into single group. Hereto fore police of each city have worked independently under the minister of security.
 First to Clean Revolt First business of the new cab inet was to clean up the remnants of the Nazi revolt, attempt to make another one impossible, and to try by special military courts the hundreds of Nazis, socialists and communists under arrest.
 It was insisted that in these trials there will be death sentences, which will further embitter the strong elements in opposition to the government.
 Of the II cabinet posts filled minister of agriculture is yet to be named - Christian socialists, Dollfuss' party, control six. Schuchnigg, Buresch and Stockin- ger all are Christian socialists. The other four ministers, with five posts, are Heimwehr men.
 The Heimfehr was dissatisfied because Starhemberg was not mads chancellor. President Wilhelm Miklas was understood to have disapproved of him because he is only 35.
 It was even rumored when the cabinet met last night that the Heimwehr planned coup d'etat in order to place Starhemberg in control. It was known that Vienna district Heimwehr leaders voted to demand that Starhemberg be made chancellor, Fey war minister and a third Heimwehr man minister of public security.
 Facing Two Dangers {!
 Thus the government faced two dangers-tirst it had no strong leador of three Dollfuss type; sec ondly it's members semed sure to disagree among themselves before long.
 AS to policy, the new govern ment was due to head toward fas- cism and monarchism jointly. Starhemberg is the chief propo- nent of fascism. Schuschnigg is a strong monarchist.
 Schuschnigg, as minister of na- tional defense, has control of the army; Starhemberg, as minister of public security, will control the police, gendarmerie and semi -mili- tary organizations.
 The state of Alarm" was yari- ously described as q test and as g precaution while the cabinet net.
 Last Nazi Force
 The last remaining Nazi force was entrenched near Lavameunde near the Jugoslavian frontier Tn Oarinthia.
 They were so near the border that government forces hesitated to attack them, fearing their fire would cause casualties on the Jugoslavian side. More government men were sent to the area.
 The postponed Salzburg music festival was started yesterday, af- ter a days postponement, with Beethoven's Fidelio.
 Two machine guns manned by kneeling soldiers dominated the square before St Stephens cathed- rad as President Miklas, Schusch- niggti, Starhemberg and other gov ernment officials arrived for the mass Crowds were not allowed to approach.
 Government authorities began negotiations this morning for the surrender of the Nazis, estimated to number 300, entrenched near Lavamuende. Guns faced the Nazis on all sides, as Jugoslavian soldiers across the frontier had trained guns on them.
 Pledge of Cabinet When the cabinet adjourned early today, it was announced members stood and solemnly pledged themselves:
 | I've will continue to cooperate in the spirit of Dr Dollfuss."
 Neither foreign nor domestic policies will be changed, it was said.
 Officials said Schuschnigg's mon. archist views were not likely al this time to revive a demand fol Archduke Ottos return to the country. It was thought likely the big powers would be left to remove objections of the little entente na- tions to Otto's return. | Monarchists were well pleased with Schuschnigg's appointment. From our viewpoint" said Baron Von Wisener, 'monarchist leader, 'the appointment is an ex. cellent one. Schuschnigg has made no secret that he is monarchist, |
 Government Wants Guarantees It was said authoritatively that the new government would seek tC have the big powers obtain four specific guarantees from Germany before 1t accepted Won Papen as minister.
 The guarantees are: CD Recognition of Austria's in. dependence; (2) Germany must not encourage Astrian Nazis; (3) I The Austrian Nazi legion in Ger. many must be disbanded; (D