Evening star., 1935-12-03
Shouting Deputies Drown
Out Debate on.PoIitiCal
Organizations.
LEFTISTS DEMAND
GOVERNMENT RESIGN
Radical Leader Charges Laval
Is Accomplice of Con-
servative Groups.

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threat to dissolve ndttdsldlistic
ueterdns' organization, Crofr de
Feu; on platform OF balanced
budget and maintenance OF gold
standard, gained 324-to-247 Uote of
parliamentary confidence on No
uember 20. Authority as nations
representative in international con-
terences notD stdked upon reaction
to recent policy OF boldly backing
Britain against Italy.
By the Associated Press
PARIS. December 3.-The Chamber
of Deputies session was suspended in
confusion today when shouting Dep
uties drowned out members attempts
to debate the status of political or
ganizations In France
The Radical Socialist party mem
bers were reported ready to demand
that such associations as the Fascist
war veterans organization, the Croix
de Feu, be dissolved.
A Communist deputy, Arthur Ram
ette, managed to be heard long enough
to charge that Premier Laval was an
accomplice of Conservative political
organizations.
Laws Held Insufficient.
Other Deputies shouted that the
present national laws were INSULT
cient to enable the government to
control the organizing of militant
political groups.
As the wrangle increased in noise,
cries that the Government resign de-
veloped more and more vehemently on
the left side of the Chamber. where the
radical members sit-or stand, as was
the case today.
Premier Laval defended himself. ex-
pressing "reprobation" Of the acts OF
which the Leftists accused the "Fas-
cists." r-z--s.-s.-
On the controversial question OF
rival political leagues, the premier
stood on his earlier promises to pre-
serve order and to prevent any further
such as the Limoges incident
q clash between leftist and Croix de
Feu Nationalists, in which several
persons were wounded.
Close Vote Is Seen.
Leftist deputies, nevertheless, de-
manded dissolution of Col. Francois
de Ia Rocque's Croix de Feu, q wal
veterans organization which they
called Fascist, and other Nationalist
leagues.
The debate on this issue, starting
today. presented a more threatening
aspect than the previous financial dis
cussions under the leftist insistence
on stern government action for sup
preston of the rightist leagues, in ad-
dition to public order measures.
Most predictions were that the gov
ernment's majority would be smaller
than the 324-to-247 vote of support
for the financial policies, but sufficient
to authorize Laval to represent France
in further dealings with the Italo.
Ethiopian crisis.
A vote on the political issues wa
not expected to be reached befor'
Thursday.
Accused Of "Complicity."
The Communists accused the Lava
government of completely" with tn
Fascist leagues"
One deputy declared Joseph Pa
canon, minister Of interior, had asket
Col. La ROGUE to use his influence OF
his followers to prevent disorders
while another deputy charged higl
oficial in Lavars office Is a membe
of the Croix de Feu.
The Communists listed as "seditiou
organizations" the Croix de Feu, roy
alists. the French Solidarity, Francists
Young Patriots and the Peasant From
Of Henri Dorgeres.
With gold Withdrawals from thi
Bank of France virtually halted, dis
cussion Of the budget was sidetrackeC
for the debate on political forces.