Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1929, Page 24

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. MARCH 24, 1929—PART 1. = e HUB OQffersthuz Full Vanity Bedroom Suite [xam]p}e of Worthy]-'umit at anUnmua]lyLawl’rice 24 CERMANY PONDERS STRESEMANN FATE Three Alternatives Appear Open to Foreign Minister. BY JOHN ELLIOTT. L One Is Retirement. By Radio to The Star. BERLIN, March 23.—While Dr. Gus- tav Stresemann is enjoying these first warm Spring days on the Itali Riviera, the German political world speculating on the future of the G man foreign minister. ‘Three alternatives at the present mo- ment appear to be open to him. First it is said he is contemplating retir from active political life immediat. after the reparations experts in Paris | have presented their report. Secondly, Dr. Stresemann is being urged to flop | over from the People’s party, which he founded after the revolution, and join | the Democratic party. ‘Thirdly, possibility is being seriously ! plated in certain quarters of Dr. o mann forming a new part o . amalgamation of various s Dresser Chiffonier ing groups in the existing 3 ;‘;;Zr;nfinza\m of German - $1 1 60 $8‘4O * Boudoir Chair ® Cogswell Chair $8.95 $17.75 Repudiated by Own Party. d " ' Taking up the first and most melan- | P’ o . hiffonier Upholstered and cov- A comfortable chalr chols of thee three aliernatives, ther e e A b e hyaay. ] i {} ered in cretonne. Spring { with deep seat and back 80 be MO RADULY SRk Thefe e e ror. An excellent dresser. ¢ ers and is nicely finished. Nl : seat. Very attractive. covered in velour. of Dr. Stresemann resigning before t 14, & a 50c a Week ° 50c a Weel end of the year must be reckoned wit as @ serious possibility, for, parado 50c a Week! 50c a Week! ically enough, while Dr. Stresemani prestige abroad and at home probal never stood higher than it does today, his political position was never so peril- ous since he first assumed office as| chancellor in 1923. In amazement, has seen Stresemann repudi- : ». My b . i, 44 : 3 ""'h., s if == ‘ Introducing a New and Most Attractive Bedroom Suite of 4 Pieces ,’ ' Made of Genuine Walnut Veneers on Solid Gumwood Base ‘ A You have probably seen this suite on our floor or in our window and admired 1 ‘ its grace and beauty. Now we have it specially priced for the Easter Bride. § . Two-tone walnut finish with maple overlays and top drawers, splendidly con- ’ German electorate rests on his mem- bership. A few weeks ago Dr. Stresemann de- livered an extraordinary speech before | a meeting of the leaders of the People’s party on parliamentary government and the danger of a dictatorship. The speech has been described as Strese- mann'’s political testament. It was prob- ably the ablest public address delivered | structed for service. As pictured, a chifforobe, dresser, wood bed and full van- B ’ ity. Former price $158.75. Now reduced to the extraordinary low price of.... @ ¥ by & German statesman since Bis- AT Metal Phone & pyjj.yp Chair | .18 Months to Pay ence and profound political thou g 1 0uld bear comparison with Burke. ‘The Stand & Stool ’ purpose of Stresemann's speech was to $ 95 h persuade his political associates to put | $2 98 g D s F 7] " Windsor Chair & Chifforobe j S18 § $16% o "Mahogany finished Made of oak with ‘Windsor chair. Specially roomy compartment for priced. clothes, etc. A 35.piece Platedware Set with a purchase of $100 or more! 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Liberal ¥ allowance of $5.00 for any old spring regardless of its condition. $5.00 Down! $11.95 Coil s When One Room Must Answer for Two i Bed-Davenport 18 Months to Pay § 1. 5500 for Your ‘ Suite i the country above party and to enter the proposed coalition so that Germany could have a stable government at the E Mahogany - finished time when the reparations problem en- A new 2-pc. group of frame, velour seat and ters its final stage. metal in decorated fin- back. A handsome chair ishes. Stool and stand. for living room or den. b1 g Stresemann’s speech made a visible 4mpression on his hearers, and was ac- claimed throughout the country. Never- mleedsstthe Pz;plte;\s pnrt{;n]enders ptx;u- . 0 wrec] e coalition negotia- 100‘7 M h ph l t d ‘ R )% Mohair Upholstere Room Suite with the Socialists, and in comparison with their gold even the silver-tongued ;quuence of Stresemann proved fruit- ess. But political isolation is by no means the only factor which may induce the foreign minister to free himself from office. Though just past 50 years of age, Stresemann’s health remains pre- carious, and his physicians tell him that a prolonged rest is necessary if he wishes to enjoy a long life. The disap- pointment and disillusions have con- spired to make the German foreign minister tired of political activities. Despite the external eclat of Locarno and Germany's entrance into the League of Nations in 1926, Stresemann has Tailed to gain the goal he set him- self of securing the liberation of the Rhineland from foreign occupation. Despite Germany's acceptance of the {nnclple of compulsory arbitration and ; he Kellogg pact, French suspicions re- ‘main and the Anglo-French pact of last yeer came within a hairbreath of un- doing all the good that Locarno had accomplished. In open bitterness of spirit Stresemann a few months ago, in a talk with foreign journalists, com- pared his task to that of Sisyphus, and as if these difficulties were not enough, there is the never-ending intrigues to oust Stresemann from office by the fol- lowers of that ambitious Dr. Ludwig New Affiliation Urged. Despite the fact that Stresemann has | been head of the foreign office scarcely | more than five years, a few German Republicans of today can visualize the foreign policy of this country as being carried on without Stresemann. George Benhard in Vossische Zeitung pleads with the foreign minister to join the Democratic party. Time brings in its Ten track many strange revenges, and cer- tainly nothing can be more entertaining H : than the spectacle of Democratic lead- Pieces in ars :’hos lenged a I;arm'ti and bolted loor in Stresemann’s face ten years ago, w because of his reactionary past, now al“llt pleading with him to knock again on the assurance that this time it will be i opened unto him. i Stresemann, however, who is a canny | s i politiclan, is not likely to trust his g;elmm future to a party like the | 'mocratic that appears to be headed for the rocks. Much more feasiole is % the suggestion advanced by the Koel- Was $169 nische Ze&tungmwhlch’ enjoys excellent relations with the foreign minister, that i o Stresemann should found & new party. 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