The Bismarck tribune., 1934-07-27
Stupidity Of Daladier
ARouSES PUBLIC IRE
Bloody Tuesday, Is Near

France, had been indefinitely post
poned. It was to have taken place on
Tuesday, February 8, but the clear
seeing management noticed a shadow
overhanging the country. It was pos
sible that Tuesday night would be
difficult. to avoid q stronger word.
Tor ladies in gold and silver cloth.
A straight case Of clairvoyance.
That night Chiappe was made q
burnt Offering to Moloch Blum.
Chiappe Becomes Hero
On February there was an at
mosphere de crtse," as the papers
said. The same public which had de-
manded Chiappe,s death was calling
Tor his canonization. He was q public
hero. = martyr. And the public was
torn between ironical laughter at
fatfoot Thome sitting in his Codemie
Francaise, holding the hand of the
Muse, and indignant tears for Chi
appe. the tailor-made hero from Cor.
sica. That night Bonnefoy Sibour.
neat and new In his police Job, had to
learn how to put down a dangerous
manifestation. Around the statue Of
Tiger" Clemenceau on the Champs.
Elysees 800 men told their fallen CON.
rade, the Unknown Soldier. what they
thought Of the stupidity of the gov
ernment. pledging themselves over
his tomb and by the light Of the ever
burning flame at the Arc de Triomphe
to see that justice was done in France.
that they would stand BY Marianne.
MS mistress for whom he had laid
down his life. That same evening the
y. N. Q. Union Rationale des Com.
oattants) published . manifesto. re-
pudiating the Cabinet, accusing Frot
OF treachery and dirty sportsmanship.
and announcing that three milton
young men In France would see to IL
That France was governed decentlv bv
decent persons.
In the streets that evening there
were gatherings of the same Camelots
du Roi who had brought down the
Chautemps government.
Demis5ion! Demission!" they cried.
"Resign, resignl"
"vivc Chapel" they cried.
One hundred and seventy-fiye ar
rests wers made-l75 more heroesl
On February 5 there was real trou-
BILE. ' '-o4
"vite ct fort!" Minister Frot. under
this motto. caused 4 parade Of ma.
chlne.g gunners with their sienificant
and sinister weapons. mounted an
rolling chassis, to march through
fars. There was q grim silent warn
ing. And Just Is grim. though more
definite. Minister Frot published .
manifesto to the point that any riot.
Gus manifestations would be quelled-
u the government had to cali out the
military.
Did Minister Frot think that was
the way to intimidate Z people Who
had stormed the Tuileries, torn Louis
XVI from hts silken repose and tossed
hh head into = basket. fighting
through the musketry Of the Royal
Guard without thought to their
dead? Did he think that these men
Ia the streets Of Paris were disgruntled
little petty squabblers. annoyed and
naughty and pouting over their taxes7
How did he interpret the solid nation-
q pledge Of $4,000 Paris war veterans
who arose - one man with their
swords drawn In defense Of Marianne,
and another million Of them who ap-
plauded7 How did he interpret the
similar pledge Of the Croix du reu
al veterans Of the Croix de ouerrei
The Action Francaise group7 Another
10000 In France. The Young Patriots
who assembled on the historic Place
- 0reve and cried out for French
/ lsse6em and confusion 70 paSties1
The students q the Front Uutyer1i.