rrrais of s vseahiown. into Berlin, June 15,
German Government appear to be announced that it is now, very improbable that the—House conimittee of the Reichstag will-demand the immediate convocation of the Reichstag. Hence. the Government will be able to continue its Programme of financial reform in preparation for revision of the Young Plan of Reparations payment.
The crisis arose as the result of 4 demand by the German People's Party for convocation of the Reichstag next week to discuss the: emergency decrees decided on by the Government and signed President Hindenburg. "The seri Gusness of the crisis was acentuatby the Nationalists also de-
Berlin, June 16, The political crisis has for the fine being passed, the Sucial De-
Reichstag's budget com. mittee as they considered it more important to prevent the National Socialists. from coming into power cither as members of a" new general Which, under pre-Cabinet of the Right or after a
Sent conditions," would have result-edin a very considerable increase in Right and Lett extremists, Already, when shortly. before noon the 'Reichstag's standing ders committee discussed the "com-Imunist- motion to convene Parllanient immediately so as to put the Government's recent emergency decree to the vote, the Social Demoerats had voted' for. the " Govern ment and thus caused the rejection of that motion, At that time, however, they still dedoed that they would demand the 'Submission of the emergency decree to the Reichstag's budget committee, an eventuality which, Chancellor Bruening firmly sated, would also ential his resignation, Deliberations among the. leaders of the Social Democrat' Party. then continued without interruption and when at six o'clock the Reichstag's Standing Orders Committee met again, it was informed by the spokesman of the Social Democrats that his party had abandoned its demand for the convocation of the budget, committee and would with: rave ite motion to that effect.
The Communists promptly tuny
they themselves would submit. that ints the gap and announced that motion, but as the Social Deniocrats voted against it, the Communist motion was rejected and the emergney' decree will come leto fice on July 1 as originally' promulgated.
The Social Democrats are justityting their surrender by stating that the Chancellor promised. them to discuss the question of certain modifications of the emergency de-free for introduction after some ime but that their real motive was, universally acknowledged, their desire to save the country from the undoubtedly extremely' serious consequences Which resignation, of the Bruening Cabinet or dissolution of the Reichstag would have entail: ed at the present juneture—Trans Ocean Kuo Min.
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