The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-08
TRANCE DEPORTS
 60 COM MUNlSTS IN CLEANUP DRIVE
Hundreds Of Foreigners Arrested By Premier
 HerriOt's Order
lRY Associated Press.


 governments secret police today pushed sixty foreign communist agents over the French frontiers and announced policy of wedding out foreign agitators in line with Premier Herriot's belief that the menace of red peril comes rather from foreigners than from French communists. Those expelled today on warrants signed by the minister of the interior comrriSed forty three Italians, seven Be'gianS. six Poles. one Juso Slav. Gne Swiss, one Swede anti one German.
 Leased Wire to The Ase-Herald)
 PARIS, Dec. IA flash ot blue flame from the muzzle ot Il revolver and the dead body of Police Inspector Jean Faguet, who had been assigned to spy on a communist nest in Paris suburb, were the first replies of the Red legions in France to the challenge of Premier Edouard Herriot that he would tame the Reds or chase them be- yond the borders of the country.
 Faguet's body was found sunday stretched on the pavement where he had been slain by members of the orSanlza tion he had come to watch.
  securing the country on orders from headquarters i'm Paris Their efforts may result in the arrest and deportation of thousands of foreign communists Russians, Germans Poles Italians, Spaniards and Swiss
 Premier Is Kissed
 The bed-fellow adage about politics was never better illustrated than at Roubaix Sunday when q band of 300 communists and royalistS-representl the opposite extremes of French politics joined in hiSSins and boons Ierriot as he arrived at the city hall to at tend banquet and q receptlon- Eleven members of the political messaliance were arrested following the disturbance. Expulsion of communists from France began Sunday morning when q ndmber of Italians arrested in Saturdays raid in Paris were herded to the Franco Italian border and ordered to proceed south. never to return- Most of the 1Oo foreign agitatorS arrested Saturday ana Sunday morning were released Sunday after police had examined their records and questioned them-
 A great crowd of his supporters began a demonstration for Herriot when he ar rived at the city hall at Roubaix, but IHe COUlUlUlllSlS duu IHblldECuIStS lAcI the cheers for the premier with 8 screaming blast of police whistles. Be tween tootS on the nickled noise makers the strange antI-gUvernment cola tlol shouted down with Herriot.
 Band Finally Triumphs
 During the reception within the hall the demonstrators continued theil racket, hissing and booing. The Rou baix band was equal to the emergency The band leader gave the word for the Marseillaise and the political sdeshoN became d toSt of lungs between the banC and Herriot's opponents The bant finally triumphed-
 The eleven arrests were made whe1 communists and monarchists attempted to break up the procession of loca dignitaries who were detailed to escor Herriot to the banquet hall. The op position charge was ineffective
 L'Humanite. the Parsian News orgal of the communist party, has called ol the proletariat of France to remail true to their friends ill the communis party
 Expect Intense Drive
 The arrest of Jacques Sadoul- tn serted to the bolshevists while q mem per or feHCn ulllltdiN HllSsloH Moscow, and the seizure of foreig agitators is only the prelude to Her riots plan to crush communism i France, L'Humanite warns.
 We will free from prison Sadou and all the other victims of this mol strous coalition against labor.' L'III mantle promises in the name of Frenc communists
 Herriot's speech at Roubaix wa strangely silent on the communist que' ton. The socialist premier pledged hi government to establish internal peac and to foster peace throughout tn world, but there was no direct mentio of either the communists or the Catholi party aSitatorS-