The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-06
TROOPS CALLED OUT
TO SUbDUE CROWDS,
ONE IS KNOWN DEAD
Other Casualties Undetermined
as Soldiers Fire Into
Milling Mob
Chamber Of Deputies Supports
Him During Session Fraught
With Trouble

Despite two votes Of confidence for
the Daladier cabinet in the French
chamber Of deputies, the stability Of
the French government was threaten
ed Tuesday by rioting in the streets Of
Paris In which one man Is known to
have been killed and woman severe
ly injured.
Troops were called to assist police.
unable to hold back the mob. and
opened fire on the crowd In the Place
de Ia Concorde when they were unabls
to restore order.
The fighting continued, with unde-
termined casualties, and at its height
fire broke out In the ministry Of
marine building, near the United
States embassy on the Place de In
Concorde.
Premier Edouard Daladier won his
fight for political life Tuesday when
tre chamber Of deputies, after . riot
ous demonstration, gave him q vote Of
confidence. The balloting was 800 to
AT.
For the first time In the memory Of
deputies q premier had been inter-
rupted during . declaration Of policy
as angry deputies came to blows.
Daladier had pleaded for support
from the radical Socialist party to
prevent civil war"
The vote Of confidence brought Da-
Ladder through 3 severe teste Of his
week-old cabinet ana gave him assur-
ance Of chamber support Of his drastic
government shakeup, following tho
Stavisky scandal.
Fear Demonstration
Although Daladier hurled the crisis
IN the chamber, fears were widespread
over the possible effects Of the sched-
lled demonstrations
Brass-helmeted mounted guards
patrolled the streets around the
chamber and merchants In the neigh
borhood closed for the day, pulling
down steel shutters.
Crowds blocked sidewalks In front
Of billboards placarded with nantes
toes near the chamber.
The fight within the lower house Of
parliament took place when Commune
lists and other Leftists FLASHED with
members Of the Rightist parties. A
sore Of ushers finally separated them.
Daladier was able to complete tho
declaration after . quarter hour Of
stormy interruption. There was con-
tlruous booing from the opposition.
The chamber jumped to its feet
when the premier began and tho
worst disorder In the memory Of dep
uties broke out when he asked support
TO protect his regime.
1.-THE fundamentals OF agitation.
declared the premier, "lie In the eco.
nnmic and financial crisis. The incis
dents We are witnessing risk the crys-
talization Of discomfort
Mentions Let Down
He said he had shaken up the gov-
eminent because q certain letdown'
vas revealed by the operations Of Sta
visky and the resultant collapse Of
the Bayonne municipal pawnshop.
Daladier declared he thought it was
remarkable that the fact the swind-
Ter had slipped through the net could
serve some 'bellwethers' with an at
tempt to overturn the regime"
We can emerge from this sitting
atmosphere only by courageously
and energetically shedding = full
light on the scandal. He declared.
Earlier, the premier issued IN ap-
peal as war veteran myself" to citi-
zens Of Paris to avoid rioting. Poles
kcgan to disnerse crowds in the center
Of Paris. fearing threatened demon-
STATIONS by Royalists and war vet
Grams.
Frances resolve to remain on thu
gold standard was expressed In I
single sentence:
I'VE are determined to maintaiu
our monetary system"
Daladier urged the imperative need
Of adopting budget by reorganixinl
FRANCES and improving trade.