IS THE PROBLEM SOLVED?
GERMAN CABINET MERELY A STOP-GAP,
LONDON, 12th May. The Berlin correspondent of the Daily Telegraph" states: "The foreign crisis can only be solved by the provision of a stable Government in Germany. The problem, therefore, is still unsolved, as Dr. Wirth's Cabinet: is merely a atopgap concern, hastily assembled at the very last moment in order to stave off a catastrophe. Its. immediate and sole function is to give effect ho the Reichstag's decision accepting'the ultimatum. The Ministry must extend its foundations before it becomes competent for normal purposes. The..-inclusion 'of either the representatives of the absurdly named People's Party (who stand for every trick and subterfuge to frustrate the disarmament provisions), or the Independent Socialists (who fear above everything reactionaries camouflaged >as other organisations), is simply an attempt to keep the old spirit alive."
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 113, 13 May 1921, Page 7
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139IS THE PROBLEM SOLVED? Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 113, 13 May 1921, Page 7
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