The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-27
By @TWART BROWN

(COpyright, 1884, by United Press)
 Vienna, July 27-(UP)--Aus- trian fought Austrian in bitter hat red today while the government prepared last honors for Engelbert Dellfuss, the martyred chancellor:
 In town after town groups of Nazis swarmed through the streets, seized a picked public building, ana held the improvised fortress until dislodged by machine guns, trench mortars, or three inch guns.
 From town to town moved the government forces = soldiers, spe- cial police of the Schutzeorps, Heimwehr fascists, and volunteers. In each case they dislodged the Nazis and captured or routed them.
 A government spokesman an- nounced:
 Tit is a question of only a few hours before the government Will control all Austria. The lighting now is confined to skirmishing III the open fields in Carinthia. The Nazis have lost their heads"
 Carinthia is the southernmost province, on the, Italian-J ugosia- vian frontier. The heads" refer enC6 WaS uOuulc oiAC-AA IAS Nazis acted irresponsibly and that they faced hanging.
 Fight to the Death
 The government was firmly i'll control. The fighting with the Nazis was savage. Inspired by en- mity for the fascist government whose intensity impelled them to shoot Dollfuss and brutally let him bleed to death, and knowing defeat almost certainly meant strangling death at hanging post, the Nazis fought bitterly.
 A careful United Press survey of the country showed there had been fighting in 24 towns, in scattered villages ami, for short time, in the Vienna suburbs.
 AS careful an estimate as was possible in the circumstances, compiled from independent dis patches and all official sources, showed a death list of 150, with more scattered deaths likely.
 The government talked peace but was prepared for extensive fighting. e
 It's strategy was to suppress all uprisings with thoroughness. to pacify the big towns first and to leave it's forces so distributed that there woulGbe no more fighting in a town once cleaned up.
 The situation could not be called one of civil war. It was guerilla fighting. with small bands of Nazis causing all the trouble they could in what seemed hopeless opposi- tion. They were we'll armed and reckless with their lives.
 Germany Repudiates Them
 News that Nazi Germany had depudiated Austrian Nazism and had made efforts of amazing breadth to clear itself of compile ity in the Wednesday Putsch was calculated to discourage the NaZis bands fighting in the provinces Styria and Carinthia in the south.
 Baron Franz von Papen, named new German minister to Austria, is a close friend of several leaders in the fascist Heimwehr. Theo Habicht, German leader of. the Austrian Nazi legionnaires, who was dismissed last night by Chan cellor Adolf Hitler, had been re- garded as the chief enemy of Aus tria in Germany.
 There was some hope that Mon Papen and Prince Ernst von Starhemberg, acting chancellor and Heimwehr leader, would work out a basis of friendship-which Starhemberg has long sought.
 DOllfuss Lies in State
 Dollfusse lay in state in the great town hall, the Rathaus. He will be buried at 2:30 D. m. to- morrow with the highest honors the nation and the Roman Cath olic church can give.
 His body will be blessed at the town hall. President Wilhelm Mix las, Starhemberg, Mayor Max